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  • 1. MicroRNAome of porcine conceptuses and trophoblasts: expression profile of micrornas and their potential to regulate genes crucial for establishment of pregnancy.
    Krawczynski K, Najmula J, Bauersachs S, Kaczmarek MM.
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