Genetic studies in mice directly link oocytes produced during adulthood to ovarian function and natural fertility - Wang, Ning; Satirapod, Chonthicha; Ohguchi, Yasuyo; Park, Eun-Sil; Woods, Dori C.; Tilly, Jonathan L. (Scientific reports, 2017)
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