Studies in oocytes from three mammalian species demonstrate that meiotic 
kinetochores are composed of previously unidentified subdomains and reveal two 
novel mechanisms behind the maternal-age effect in humans.

Zielinska, A.

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Studies in oocytes from three mammalian species demonstrate that meiotic kinetochores are composed of previously unidentified subdomains and reveal two novel mechanisms behind the maternal-age effect in humans.

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Zielinska, A.
Department of Meiosis, MPI for Biophysical Chemistry, Max Planck Society;

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Zielinska, A. (2018). Studies in oocytes from three mammalian species demonstrate that meiotic kinetochores are composed of previously unidentified subdomains and reveal two novel mechanisms behind the maternal-age effect in humans. PhD Thesis, Trinity College, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

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