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Impact of the LH surge on granulosa cell transcript levels as markers of oocyte developmental competence in cattle

28 Mar 2012

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In the case of in vitro embryonic production, it is known that not all oocytes detain the developmental capacity to form an embryo. This capacity appears to be acquired through completion of folliculogenesis, during which the oocyte and follicular cells influence their respective destinies. The differentiation status of granulosa cells (GCs) could therefore offer an indicator of oocyte quality. The aim of this...

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PMID: 22457433
DOI: 10.1530/rep-11-0460

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