Transcriptomic signatures for ovulation in vertebrates
Highlights • A large set of genes (>10%) differentially expressed during ovulation. • Over 600 genes showed similar increase or decrease in fish, mice, and humans. • Signaling pathways for ovulation are highly conserved in vertebrates. • New candidates for the regulation of ovulation have been id...
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| description | Highlights • A large set of genes (>10%) differentially expressed during ovulation. • Over 600 genes showed similar increase or decrease in fish, mice, and humans. • Signaling pathways for ovulation are highly conserved in vertebrates. • New candidates for the regulation of ovulation have been identified. |
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