Inhibition of retinoic acid synthesis disrupts spermatogenesis and fecundity in zebrafish. (Q48585374)

13 February 2018

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Inhibition of retinoic acid synthesis disrupts spermatogenesis and fecundity in zebrafish. (English)

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Ajay Pradhan

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publication date

14 February 2015

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General and Comparative Endocrinology

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217-218

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81-91

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Retinoid requirements in the reproduction of zebrafish

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13 February 2018

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25687389

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13 February 2018