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    • Development and analysis of a FOXA2 conditional overexpression mouse model 

      Wang, Peng (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2018)
      The uterus is essential for mammalian reproduction as it provides environment for conceptus implantation and subsequent development. Endometrial glands synthesize and secrete or transport substances critical for conceptus ...

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