This promising approach involves the storage of a large number of follicles, which may subsequently be transplanted or cultured to obtain mature ovocytes.
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In addition, increasing chromatin condensation corresponded to an increase in oocyte diameter.
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Factors that may explain a low oocyte recovery rate by laparoscopy were examined.
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Currents were recorded using voltage clamp electrophysiology in the Xenopus oocyte expression system.
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Our results demonstrated that SFK is required for meiotic maturation in mouse oocyte.
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The data suggests the presence of voltage-dependent, anion-selective channels in oocyte plasma membranes.
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TIMP-1 was present in the oocyte and in the surface epithelium.
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This characteristic distribution is different from that in the mouse oocyte.
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Transcriptional gene expression of oocyte and CCs was determined via single-cell RNA sequencing.
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Calcium entry into Xenopus oocyte occurs mainly through voltage-dependent calcium channels.
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The follicular fluid was individually aspirated, and the presence of oocyte was recorded.
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FSH is a hormone that stimulates follicle growth and oocyte maturation.
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Age, number of oocytes retrieved and embryos available could affect CLBR obviously.
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Results: Similar numbers of oocytes were retrieved in the 2 treatment groups.
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Mitochondrial DNA copy number of the corresponding immature oocytes was also evaluated.
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The effect of purine on the meiosis of mouse oocytes was studied.
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Fertilized and unfertilized oocytes can be conserved by cryoconservation after ovarian stimulation.