The Oocyte’s Nucleolus Precursor Body: The Globe for Life

Michal Benc; Lazo Pendovski; Matej Murin; Frantisek Strejcek; Martin Morovic; Radek Prochazka; Jozef Laurincik

doi:10.2478/macvetrev-2018-0013

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