Decreased epithelial progesterone receptor A at the window of receptivity is required for preparation of the endometrium for embryo attachment†
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Tianyuan Wang | C. Creighton | R. Lanz | M. Tsai | S. Tsai | F. DeMayo | J. Lydon | L. Blok | San-pin Wu | M. Wetendorf | Xiaoqiu Wang | Tian-yuan Wang
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