...Keith E. Latham ABSTRACT Previous experiments revealed a strain-dependent effect of egg cytoplasm on the developmental potential of androgenetic (two paternal genomes) mouse embryos. Eggs obtained from C57BL/6 mice supported androgenone development to the blastocyst stage at a much higher frequency...

...Lora J. Hagemann; Neal L. First Androgenones (paternally derived genome) show a significant inability to form a blastocoele cavity. Eighty percent of these embryos die or arrest at earlier stages. Factor(s) from both normal and partbenogenetic late preimplantation embryos injected into each...

... of the paternal (AG: androgenones) or maternal (GG/PG: gynogenones/parthenogenones) genomes will result in an excess or deficiency of gene dosage with corresponding phenotypic effects. Here, we report on the effects of paternally imprinted genes on development following introduction of the AG inner cell mass...

...-cell mouse embryos in vitro . Aust. J. biol. Sci . 22 , 1065 – 1068 . 10.1071/BI9691065 parthenogenones androgenones chimaeras parental chromosomes genomic imprinting mouse development chromosomal determinants Recent studies have shown that the parental origin...

... in the formation of new germ cells. chromosomal determinants nuclear transplantation mouse embryo extraembryonic tissues paternal and maternal chromosomes chromosomal imprinting androgenones gynogenones parthenogenones. Copyright © 1986 by Company of Biologists 1986 ...