Embryonic growth and effect of embryonic age on quantitative and functional characteristics of duck primary hepatocytes

Additionally, we calculated and compared the liver index, exhibiting a decreasing trend initially, followed by a gradual increase, which indicated that the growth of liver was relatively slow compared to the overall embryo from E6 to E10, and then relatively consistent growth rate to prepare for birth.

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Both the embryo and liver exhibited an increasing trend in weight, with the embryo's weight ranging from 33.663 g to 53.580 g and the liver's weight ranging from 0.638 g to 1.765 g from E22 to hatching.

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The liver index showed a trend of initially decreasing and then increasing ( Figure 2 E).

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