Chromosomal anomalies caused by preovulatory overripeness of the primary oocyte.
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概要
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Effects of preovulatory overripeness of primary oocytes were studied cytogenetically in 2-cell rat embryos which developed from the ova unduely aged for 48 hours in mature follicles. Both aneuploids and mosaics increased significantly in the experimental group. It was clearly indicated that the delayed ovulation induces nondis j unction and anaphase lag of chromosomes during both the meiotic and first cleavage divisions. A significant increase of polyploidy was also proven as the result of the delay in ovulation. Its causal mechanism was confirmed to be polyspermy.
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著者
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Mikamo Kazuya
Department Of Biological Sciences Asahikawa Medical College
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Kamiguchi Yujiroh
Department Of Biological Sciences Asahikawa Medical College
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Funaki Kenji
Department Of Applied Chemistry Graduate School Of Engineering Tohoku University
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FUNAKI Kenji
Department of Biological Sciences, Asahikawa Medical College
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