Recent Advances in the Understanding of Teleost Medaka Ovulation: The Roles of Proteases and Prostaglandins

Recent Advances in the Understanding of Teleost Medaka Ovulation: The Roles of Proteases and Prostaglandins
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10.2108/zsj.30.239
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2013-03
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Takayuki Takahashi;Chika Fujimori;Akane Hagiwara;K. Ogiwara
Takayuki Takahashi;Chika Fujimori;Akane Hagiwara;K. Ogiwara
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Takayuki Takahashi;Chika Fujimori;Akane Hagiwara;K. Ogiwara

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