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Gelatinase B deficiency impairs reproduction
1 Sept 2000
Abstract excerpt
Gelatinase B has been suggested to intervene at different stages of the cyclical changes in female reproduction (1–3): in the menstrual cycle, ovulation, implantation, parturition, and involution of the mammary glands after lactation. Gelatinase B has also been implicated in the process of growth and development of the embryo (4, 5). So far, the only reported spontaneous phenotype of gelatinase B deficiency is a...
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