Griffith, Oliver W.

No ORCID on file · 1 paper in corpus · active 2019

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article 2019
Figure S1. Haematoxylin and eosing stained endometrium from pregnant (A-C) and females in the estrous cycle (D-E).; Figure S2. Gene ontology analysis of significant differences between late estrous (ELG) and late pregnancy (LG).; Figure S3. Gene ontology analysis of significant differences between mid estrous (EMG) and non-pregnant samples (NP). from Endometrial recognition of pregnancy occurs in the grey short-tailed opossum (Monodelphis domestica)
·doi:10.6084/m9.figshare.8218505

Figure S1. In late pregnancy (A) and the equivalent time in the estrous cycle (D), the uterus becomes highly folded with few endometrial glands within these folds. In post-attachment pregnancy the endometrial glands are open, and glandular …