Evaluation of Follicular Synchronization Caused by Estrogen Administration and Its Reproductive Outcome
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Summary
Estrogen can lead to synchronization in follicular development in prepubertal mice, but does not affect reproductive outcome of oocytes, and no typical symptoms of PCOS remained at adulthood despite changes related to inflammation.
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- 2015-05-26
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- 8
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