Role of adenosine triphosphate, active mitochondria, and microtubules in the acquisition of developmental competence of parthenogenetically activated pig oocytes.
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Role of adenosine triphosphate, active mitochondria, and microtubules in the acquisition of developmental competence of parthenogenetically activated pig oocytes.
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Role of adenosine triphosphate ...... tically activated pig oocytes.
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Role of adenosine triphosphate ...... tically activated pig oocytes.
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Role of adenosine triphosphate ...... tically activated pig oocytes.
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Role of adenosine triphosphate ...... tically activated pig oocytes.
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Chiara Francisci
Tiziana A L Brevini
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10.1095/BIOLREPROD.104.038141
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2005-01-19T00:00:00Z