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Estrous Cyclicity in Mice Housed in the Presence or Absence of Males

Audrey S. Bingel

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The majority of CD∗-1 female mice housed individually with adult males exhibit 4-day estrous cycles. Regular cyclicity is observed in these animals from the time daily vaginal smear examinations are begun. The majority of mice housed individually without males exhibit 5-day cycles, but frequently only after periods of non-cyclicity following the start of vaginal smear examinations.

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The majority of CD∗-1 female mice housed individually with adult males exhibit 4-day estrous cycles. Regular cyclicity is observed in these animals from the time daily vaginal smear examinations are begun. The majority of mice housed individually without males exhibit 5-day cycles, but frequently only after periods of non-cyclicity following the start of vaginal smear examinations.

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The majority of CD∗-1 female mice housed individually with adult males exhibit 4-day estrous cycles. Regular cyclicity is observed in these animals from the time daily vaginal smear examinations are begun. The majority of mice housed individually without males exhibit 5-day cycles, but frequently only after periods of non-cyclicity following the start of vaginal smear examinations.

Key concepts: Estrous cycle, Vaginal smear, Physiology, Biology, Vagina, Animal science, Internal medicine, Endocrinology

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