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MATR3 is crucial for oocyte growth and maturation, with its absence causing growth restriction and infertility in mice, highlighting its essential dual role.
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De novo mitotic errors, including multipolar spindles and lagging chromosomes, occur frequently in late-stage preimplantation human embryos, with most lagging chromosomes passively inherited.
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Microfilament cytoskeleton modulates programmed cell death during seed cryopreservation, with stabilizers increasing seed viability by up to 20% in Paeonia lactiflora seeds.
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Over 20% of women with PMOS experience pain, with prevalence reaching 33% among Black or African American women, highlighting significant health disparities.
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High-resolution live imaging reveals two distinct phases of sperm remodeling and movement during mammalian fertilization, including in human oocytes.
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