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Primary human ovarian interstitial cells contribute to murine follicle growth through follicle-interstitial paracrine crosstalk

2025-09-24

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Paracrine signaling is critical for ovarian development and maintenance of non-growing, gonadotropin-independent follicles. During puberty the human ovary develops defined compartments as gonadotropin signaling triggers follicle activation and maturation. Adjacent follicles utilize paracrine signaling but also benefit from nearby interstitial cell populations. Here, we characterized hum...

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b0f2505c-9adc-5f59-a911-238b4ed7a34a
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-7593401/v1
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