Mouse embryo 15,5dpc sagittal - The world under the microscope

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    • Bone forming in various histological stains
    • Tooth development in a five day old mouse
    • Granulated mast cells in mouse tongue
    • Saggital coupe of a mouse Mallory 1900 stain
    • Spermatogenesis in testis of a mouse
    • Trophoblast giant cells in mouse placenta
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