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P-330
Obesity alters sumoylation-dependent proteomic response in ovaries of mice exposed to 7,12-dimethylbenz[a]anthracene

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P-331
Obesity prone mice present impaired steroidogenesis associated with SOCS3- mediated Nodal downregulation in ovarian theca-stromal compartment

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P-004
Oestrus Synchronization: A Tool For Sustainable Breeding and Conservation Program in Smallholder Sheep Farming

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P-236
Omentin-1 increases cell proliferation and decreases apoptosis in cultured porcine anterior pituitary cells: a description of the potential signaling pathways involved

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P-305
Oocyte Storage Vesicle and Lipid Droplet Composition and their Role in Oocyte Quality

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P-265
Optimising a Multi-omics Approach for Characterising the Progenitor to Theca Cell Transition in Mice

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P-448
Optimization of Rehydration Process for Freeze-Dried Mouse Sperm

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P-501
Optimization of the Sperm Energy Restriction and Recovery (SER) Treatment in the Bovine Model

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P-350
Optimizing the Luteinization Timeline: A Comparative Study of Human Mature and Immature Granulosa Cells In Vitro

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P-298
ORC 1 is Required for the First Round of DNA Synthesis in the Zygote

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P-255
Ovarian Infusion of Anti-Mullerian Hormone does not improve fertility outcomes in reproductively aged rhesus macaques

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P-285
Ovarian Stromal Cell Conditioned Media Improves Survival in Pre- and Early Antral Cat Follicles

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P-067
Oviduct Epithelial Spheroids during in vitro Culture Enhance Bovine Embryo Development, Mitigate the Negative Impact of Oxidative Stress and Induce Changes in Embryonic Transcriptome

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P-347
Ovulatory Angiogenic Factors and Receptors are Altered by an Environmentally Relevant Phthalate Mixture in Mouse Granulosa and Endothelial Cells In Vitro

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