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LIU Xiao-lin, DU Feng-jiao, LEI Chuan, RUAN Qiu-yan, WU Zhu-lian, SUN Hong-liang, ZHAO Xin, DENG Yan-fei, LU Feng-hua, SHI De-shun
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LIU Xiao-lin, DU Feng-jiao, LEI Chuan, RUAN Qiu-yan, WU Zhu-lian, SUN Hong-liang, ZHAO Xin, DENG Yan-fei, LU Feng-hua, SHI De-shun. Effects of Low Oxygen Tension for in vitro Oocyte Maturation and Early Embryo Development through Hypoxia-inducible Factor (HIF)[J]. , 2015, 42(6): 1559-1565.
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