Nonhuman Primates Contribute Unique Understanding to Anovulatory Infertility in Women
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Abstract. Anovulatory infertility affects a large proportion of reproductive-aged women. Major improvements in successful clinical treatment of this prevalent d
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| Authors | Abbott, David H.;Foong, Shu C.;Bernett, Deborah K.;Dumesic, Daniel A.; |
| Journal | ilar journal |
| Year | 2004 |
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