Constitutive Notch Signaling Causes Abnormal Development of the Oviducts, Abnormal Angiogenesis, and Cyst Formation in Mouse Female Reproductive Tract1
Lydia Ferguson(Florida International University), Alexander I. Agoulnik(Florida International University), Elena M. Kaftanovskaya(Florida International University), Agustin M. Barbara(Florida International University), Carmen Manresa(Florida International University), Robert Poppiti(Florida International University), Yingchun Tan(Shandong University)
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