Granulosa Cell MYC Sustains Oocyte Quality Through Glycerophospholipid Metabolism in Mice
Deleting the Myc gene in mouse granulosa cells disrupts glycerophospholipid metabolism, damages oocyte spindles and causes female infertility.
Deleting the Myc gene in mouse granulosa cells disrupts glycerophospholipid metabolism, damages oocyte spindles and causes female infertility.
Deleting the Polycomb protein PCGF1 in the mouse dorsal forebrain selectively blocks astrocyte production by lifting repression of N4bp1, a ...
Mice lacking dopamine D2 receptors on medial ganglionic eminence-derived cortical interneurons showed significantly blunted locomotor responses to both MK-801 and ...
A conditional knockout study shows that deleting the mechanosensor YAP in stretched tendon cells disrupts a broad lipid-metabolism and immune-linked ...
New research shows that the Alzheimer's risk gene BIN1 acts as a brake on microglial inflammation, and its loss exaggerates ...
A new study shows that the macrophage enzyme MMP14 generates soluble semaphorin 4D, a signal that builds an immunosuppressive tumor ...
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