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GO terms included ‘cell migration involved in sprouting angiogenesis’ (GO:0002042, fold enrichment of 84.7, FDR P = 0.020), ‘blood vessel endothelial cell migration’ (GO:0043534, fold enrichment of 53.6, FDR P = 0.035), and ‘tissue development
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selection criteria for FP? Accelerated follicular depletion and gonadal dysgenesis are the primary characteristics of TS ( 5 ). Although the initial migration of primordial germline cells does not seem to be impaired, patients with TS experience a steep
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