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ZC3H11A Schematic illustration

Schematic illustration demonstrating different stages of embryo development, highlighting the time-point of implantation with an arrow. Embryos lacking the ZC3H11Aa protein are unable to survive after implantation, resulting in their degeneration.
Leif Andersson
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