Francis J. Curley

Experimental production of congenital anomalies; timing and degree of anoxia as factors causing fetal deaths and congenital anomalies in the mouse.

THE purpose of this communication is to sketch the status of acquired congenital anomalies of the mouse against a background of experimental embryology; to report progress in the induction of such ...

Hypoxia at Normal Atmospheric Pressure As a Cause of Congenital Malformations in Mice.

Summary Pregnant mice kept for 2 hours during the 10th day of gestation in a gas chamber containing 6% oxygen in nitrogen at normal atmospheric pressure produced progeny having malformed ribs and vertebrae.