The roles of activins, inhibins and estrogen in early committed follicles
J. K. Findlay(Monash Institute of Medical Research), E R Simpson, Margaret E. E. Jones(Monash University), Kara L. Britt(Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre), David Robertson(Institute of Cancer Research), Nigel P. Groome(Oxford Brookes University), Ann E. Drummond(University of Auckland), Nigel G. Wreford(Monash University), Matthew T. Dyson(Monash Institute of Medical Research)
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