Placentation defects are highly prevalent in embryonic lethal mouse mutants
Vicente Pérez-García(Babraham Institute), Elena Fineberg(Babraham Institute), Robert Wilson(The Francis Crick Institute), Alexander Murray(Babraham Institute), Cecilia Mazzeo(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Catherine Tudor(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Arnold R. Sienerth(University of Cambridge), Jacqueline K. White(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Elizabeth Tuck(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Edward J. Ryder(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Diane Gleeson(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Emma Siragher(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Hannah Wardle‐Jones(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Nicole Staudt(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Neha Wali(Wellcome Sanger Institute), John Collins(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Stefan H. Geyer(Medical University of Vienna), Elisabeth M. Busch‐Nentwich(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Antonella Galli(Wellcome Sanger Institute), James C. Smith(The Francis Crick Institute), Elizabeth J. Robertson(University of Oxford), David J. Adams(Wellcome Sanger Institute), Wolfgang J. Weninger(Medical University of Vienna), Timothy J. Mohun(The Francis Crick Institute), Myriam Hemberger(University of Cambridge)
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