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A segregating human allele of <i>SPO11</i> modeled in mice disrupts timing and amounts of meiotic recombination, causing oligospermia and a decreased ovarian reserve

2019-03-28

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> A major challenge in medical genetics is to characterize variants of unknown significance (VUS), so as to better understand underlying causes of disease and design customized treatments. Infertility has presented an especially difficult challenge with respect to not only determining if a given patient has a genetic basis, but also to identify the causative genetic factor(s). Though genome sequen...

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52ad25b2-ad7b-54a5-8812-7d23121bb162
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10.1101/592576
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