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    Vanderhyden BC, Armstrong DT.
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  • 29. The influence of glucose, cumulus cells, and metabolic coupling on ATP levels and meiotic control in the isolated mouse oocyte.
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  • 32. The participation of energy substrates in the control of meiotic maturation in murine oocytes.
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  • 34. Porcine oocytes release cumulus expansion-enabling activity even though porcine cumulus expansion in vitro is independent of the oocyte.
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  • 36. Meiotic resumption and gap junction modulation in the cultured rat cumulus-oocyte complex.
    Wert SE, Larsen WJ.
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