[HTML][HTML] In the beginning: lessons from fertilization in mice and worms
MK Jungnickel, KA Sutton, HM Florman - Cell, 2003 - cell.com
MK Jungnickel, KA Sutton, HM Florman
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Abstract
Sexual reproduction proceeds by fertilization; formation of new individuals by the union of haploid gametes. Recent reports in Cell and in Developmental Cell may provide new insights as to how this process begins and is regulated.
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