FIGURE 3. DNA was extracted from yolk sacs of E9.5 embryos derived from Tak1+/A intercrosses. The researcher used what methods to generate the results in B. A T E1 B SA 6.7kb- 2.7kb- Hd3 B-geo A/A+/A +/+ Hd3 Hd3 1kb IPLAP E2

FIGURE 3. DNA was extracted from yolk sacs of E9.5 embryos derived from Tak1+/A intercrosses. The researcher used what methods to generate the results in B. A T E1 B SA 6.7kb- 2.7kb- Hd3 B-geo A/A+/A +/+ Hd3 Hd3 1kb IPLAP E2

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Chapter2: Biological Foundations: Heredity, Prenatal Development, And Birth

Section2.3: Influences On Prenatal Development

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SA
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1
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