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II. Coagulation Process in Normal Embryonic Blood. 1. Material and Technique.
The present study of coagulation is largely confined to pig embryos of 100 to 270 mm. In length. Through the courtesy of Swift and Company, this material could be obtained from the uterus under very favorable circumstances within a short inter val after the killing of the parent animal. Only embryos in apparently perfectly normal condition were used in which the heart was still beating or would, in any event, respond to stimulation a point of considerable importance, since it was found that in the blood from embryos in which the heart was not beating the coagulation time was materially reduced.
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