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Loss of oocytes in Dazl knockout mice results in maintained ovarian steroidogenic function but altered gonadotropin secretion in adult animals.

Endocrinology - 1 Nov 2000

McNeilly J R, Saunders P T, Taggart M, Cranfield M, Cooke H J, McNeilly A S

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Within 2 days of birth, the mouse ovary is mainly composed of oocytes surrounded by a few pregranulosa cells forming primordial follicles that remain quiescent until they are recruited by intraovarian or other unknown factors to initiate growth of the oocyte and proliferation of the attendant granulosa cells. However, the role of the oocyte in this early development and organization of the follicle is poorly...

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PMID: 11089564
DOI: 10.1210/endo.141.11.7764

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