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Retinoic acid enhances ovarian steroidogenesis by regulating granulosa cell proliferation and MESP2/STAR/CYP11A1 pathway

12 Jun 2023

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INTRODUCTION: Ovarian steroidogenesis not only affects the embryonic development and pregnancy outcome, but also associates with many diseases in mammals and women. Exploring the nutrients and mechanisms influencing ovarian steroidogenesis is critical to maintaining the optimal reproductive performance, as well as guaranteeing body health. OBJECTIVES: This research aimed to explore the effect of retinol...

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PMID: 37315842
DOI: 10.1016/j.jare.2023.06.002

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