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Meiotic and Developmental Competence of Mouse Antral Oocytes1

1 Mar 1998

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Mouse antral oocytes show two different patterns of chromatin organization, defining oocytes with or without chromatin surrounding the nucleolus (SN: surrounded nucleus; NSN: not surrounded nucleus). We have previously shown that upon injection of eCG, NSN antral oocytes shift towards the SN kind of chromatin organization. We hypothesized that these newly formed SN oocytes were those that would have been ovulated...

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PMID: 9510956
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod58.3.700

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