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The effects of histamine dihydrochloride on blastocyst implantation in the laboratory rat

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This investigation studied the effects of intrauterine injections of histamine dihydrochloride on blastocyst implantation in the laboratory rat. Results of this study lend support to the idea that histamine is the initiator of implantation through the induction of decidualization in this species.

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  1. Biology Department, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, 15705, Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA

    D. J. Dudzik & H. H. Vallowe

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Dudzik, D.J., Vallowe, H.H. The effects of histamine dihydrochloride on blastocyst implantation in the laboratory rat. Experientia 36, 1179–1180 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01976113

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