DLGAP5 mutations Disrupt Normal Chromosome Segregation and Spindle Formation of human Oocyte Meiosis and Lead to Female Infertility

Meng Wang; Zhou Li; Juepu Zhou; Rui Long; Qingsong Xi; Hong Gao; Youzhu Li; Lei Jin; Lixia Zhu

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DLGAP5 mutations Disrupt Normal Chromosome Segregation and Spindle Formation of human Oocyte Meiosis and Lead to Female Infertility

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Meng Wang, Zhou Li, Juepu Zhou, Rui Long, Qingsong Xi, Hong Gao, Youzhu Li, Lei Jin, Lixia Zhu. DLGAP5 mutations Disrupt Normal Chromosome Segregation and Spindle Formation of human Oocyte Meiosis and Lead to Female Infertility. MedComm, 2025, 6(6): e70224 DOI:10.1002/mco2.70224

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