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Liu et al., 2017 - Google Patents

Excessive expression and activity of cathepsin B in sheep cumulus cells compromises oocyte developmental competence

Liu et al., 2017

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5028782804446666761
Author
Liu M
Liu A
Qi X
Liu Z
Chang Q
Hao Y
Wang H
Sun S
Li J
Tian S
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Small Ruminant Research

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In vitro developmental competence of sheep oocytes is still relatively low. In this study, we investigated cathepsin B activity in sheep cumulus-oocyte complexes, the expression of cathepsin B and apoptosis rates in sheep cumulus cells, and the correlations between these …
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