cellular
• granulosa cell proliferation is defective
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reproductive system
• granulosa cell proliferation is defective
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• oocytes are sometimes trapped in the corpora lutea
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• ovaries have increased numbers of atretic follicles, reduced numbers of large antral follicles and an absence of preovulatory follicles
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• ovaries have reduced numbers of large antral follicles
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• ovaries have increased numbers of atretic follicles
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• although early folliculogenesis is normal later stages are reduced in size
• granulosa cells do not proceed to a rapid phase of proliferation as in wild-type mice
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• absence of preovulatory follicles
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• follicles occasionally contain double oocytes
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endocrine/exocrine glands
• granulosa cell proliferation is defective
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• oocytes are sometimes trapped in the corpora lutea
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• ovaries have increased numbers of atretic follicles, reduced numbers of large antral follicles and an absence of preovulatory follicles
|
• ovaries have reduced numbers of large antral follicles
|
• ovaries have increased numbers of atretic follicles
|
• although early folliculogenesis is normal later stages are reduced in size
• granulosa cells do not proceed to a rapid phase of proliferation as in wild-type mice
|
• absence of preovulatory follicles
|
• follicles occasionally contain double oocytes
|