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Cohesin in Oocytes-Tough enough for Mammalian Meiosis?
Ekaterina Revenkova
, Caroline Adelfalk
,
Rolf Jessberger
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Meiosis
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Cohesin
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Cohesion
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Aging
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Aneuploidy
50%
Mouse Model
50%
Wild Mice
50%
Increasing Age
50%
Up to Five
50%
Sister Chromatid Cohesion
50%
Cell Division
50%
Prophase
50%
Synapsis
50%
Sister Chromatids
50%
Mammalian Oocyte
50%
Five Decades
50%
Chiasma
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Oocyte
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Cohesin
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Meiosis
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Sister Chromatid
100%
Synapse
50%
Aneuploidy
50%
Cell Division
50%
Prophase
50%
Chromosome Pairing
50%
Immunology and Microbiology
Sister Chromatid
100%
Meiosis
100%
Oocyte
100%
Wild Type Mouse
50%
Mouse Model
50%
Cell Division
50%
Chromosome Pairing
50%
Prophase
50%
Neuroscience
Meiosis
100%
Cohesin
100%
Sister Chromatid
100%
Synapse
50%
Cell Division
50%
Chromosome Pairing
50%
Prophase
50%