For the first time, scientists can observe the first two to three days of a mouse embryo’s life, as it develops from a fertilized egg up to the stage when it would implant in its mother’s uterus, thanks to a new light sheet microscope.
For the first time, scientists can observe the first two to three days of a mouse embryo’s life, as it develops from a fertilized egg up to the stage when it would implant in its mother’s uterus, thanks to a new light sheet microscope.