High levels of testosterone inhibit ovarian follicle development by repressing the FSH signaling pathway.

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Fei Gao

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Han Zhao

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Hong-Bin Liu

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Shi-Dou Zhao

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Tao Liu

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Xiao-Li Mu

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Yuan Gao

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