In vitro oogenesis: How far have we come?

In vitro oogenesis: How far have we come?

Oogenesis is a complex cellular and molecular process whose fundamental mechanisms are still poorly described or not yet elucidated, especially in human species. The development of an in vitro model of oogenesis, particularly during fetal development in humans, is a critical step that would allow: (...

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