Jacek A. Modliński, Anne McLaren
Abstract
Abstract A second-polar-body nucleus inserted by microinjection into a different mouse egg entered into mitosis synchronously with the pronuclei of the host egg. The extent to which the karyotype of the polar body can yield information on the karyotype of the donor egg is discussed.
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Abstract A second-polar-body nucleus inserted by microinjection into a different mouse egg entered into mitosis synchronously with the pronuclei of the host egg. The extent to which the karyotype of the polar body can yield information on the karyotype of the donor egg is discussed.
Key concepts: Polar body, Biology, Pronucleus, Karyotype, Microinjection, Mitosis, Polar, Genetics