The second polar body contributes to the fate asymmetry in the mouse embryo
Hongbin Jin(Center for Life Sciences), Anming Meng(Sun Yat-sen University), Luxi Chen(Taizhou University), Huasong Wang(Nankai University), Ping Yuan(Anhui Medical University), Weimin Shen(Royan Institute), Hui Chen(Massachusetts Eye Research and Surgery Institute), Shunji Jia(King Center), Han Yang(Center for Life Sciences), Lin Zhang(Center for Life Sciences), John Xiao He Li(Peking University)
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