Effect of Microgravity on Mammalian Embryo Development Evaluated at the International Space Station
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Selection note: One ISS experiment cultured frozen mouse two-cell embryos for four days in microgravity and onboard centrifuge-generated artificial 1 g. Some reached blastocyst stage, but the study did not test fertilization, implantation, placentation, gestation, birth, offspring, partial gravity, or human safety; recovery was low and the authors called for replication.
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