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Effect of sialylation and complexity of FSH oligosaccharides on inhibin production by granulosa cells

Loreti et al., 2013

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Loreti R
Ambao V
Andreone L
Trigo R
Bussmann U
Campo S
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Granulosa cell inhibin A and B production is regulated by FSH and gonadal factors. This gonadotrophin is released as a mixture of glycoforms, which induce different biological responses in vivo and in vitro. Our aim was to determine the effect of recombinant human …
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