Nucleologenesis and Nucleolotransfer in Mammalian Oocytes: A Review

Benc, Michal; Strejcek, Frantisek; Murin, Matej; Morovic, Martin; Martinkova, Stanislava; Jettmarova, Dominika; Pendovski, Lazo; Fulka, Josef; Laurincik, Jozef

doi:10.1515/macvetrev-2017-0023

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