Exposure of mice to benzo(a)pyrene impairs endometrial receptivity and reduces the number of implantation sites during early pregnancy

Yi Zhao(Chongqing Medical University), Junlin He(Chongqing Public Health Medical Center), Yiwen Qiu(Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine), Xuemei Chen(Chongqing Medical University), Yingxiong Wang(Ministry of Education), Yubin Ding(Changsha Medical University), Xueqing Liu(Heilongjiang University of Chinese Medicine), Rufei Gao(Chongqing Medical University)
Food and Chemical Toxicology
April 23, 2014
10.1016/j.fct.2014.04.021
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