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This groundbreaking study on the rabbit placenta sheds new light on the presence and function of glycogen, fat, and irgon in fetal nutrition and development. Chipman's meticulous research methods and clear writing provide an in-depth understanding of placental physiology and have implications for the study of human reproduction and fetal development.
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