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The Common and Species-Specific Roles of Oviductal Proteins in Mammalian Fertilization and Embryo Development

2015-09-09

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Proteins are biomolecules responsible for a vast range of functions within living cells and tissues. Over 150 different proteins are present in the fluid of the oviduct, where mammalian oocytes are fertilized and zygotes start to develop. Although fertilization can be achieved in vitro without any contributions from the oviduct or oviductal proteins, some of these proteins play crucial or yet unknown roles in fert...

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6e3a37fb-7970-5fc7-b51e-f42df4dc18e3
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10.1093/biosci/biv119
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