Neonatal superior ovarian nerve transection inhibits follicle development by enhancing follicular atresia and suppressing granulosa cell proliferation in rats.

Neonatal superior ovarian nerve transection inhibits follicle development by enhancing follicular atresia and suppressing granulosa cell proliferation in rats.
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10.1071/rd09271
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2010-09
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Reproduction, fertility, and development
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Xiaoxin Zhang;Lei Zhang;Shuying Huo;Jianlin Wang;S. Cui
Xiaoxin Zhang;Lei Zhang;Shuying Huo;Jianlin Wang;S. Cui
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作者:
Xiaoxin Zhang;Lei Zhang;Shuying Huo;Jianlin Wang;S. Cui

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