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Fig. 1. Schematic representation of an antral follicle.
Fig. 2. The acquisition of oocyte competencies, and phases of oocyte development, in relation to antral folliculogenesis in the bovine
Fig. 3. The direct contributions of antral follicle components to oocyte differentia-tion
Fig. 4. Changes in oocyte competence with respect to milestones in antral folliculogen-esis
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