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Unraveling the proteomic profile of mice testis during the initiation of meiosis.
  • ISSN号：1874-3919
  • 期刊名称：Journal of Proteomics
  • 时间：2015.4.29
  • 页码：35-43
  • 相关项目：精子发生异常与男性不育
作者： Zhou, Zuomin|Guo, Xuejiang(第一通讯作者)|Huang, Xiaoyan|Sha, Jiahao|
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