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In vitro production of horse embryos: fundamental aspects

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It is demonstrated that the maintenance of meiotic arrest in horse oocytes during culture can be promoted by theca cells, which appear to act via a secreted inhibitory factor that can not be suppressed or counteracted by FSH.

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