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Type  MGI:General Description  between E10.5-E11.5, PGCs displayed a significant delay in migration towards the genital ridge: compared with wild-type controls, mutant embryos showed a progressive reduction of PGCs colonizing the genital ridge, with more germ cells found along the mesentery and the hindgut
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