Effect of the neuropeptide phoenixin and its receptor GPR173 during folliculogenesis
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Effect of the neuropeptide phoenixin and its receptor GPR173 during folliculogenesis
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REPRODUCTION
Volume 158, Issue 1, Pages 25-34
Publisher
Bioscientifica
Online
2019-04-02
DOI
10.1530/rep-19-0025
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