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    Prevention of chemotherapy-induced ovarian damage: possible roles for hormonal and non-hormonal attenuating agents

    Prevention of chemotherapy-induced ovarian damage: possible roles for hormonal and non-hormonal attenuating agents by Roness, Hadassa, Kalich-Philosoph, Lital, Meirow, Dror

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    Follicle activation is a significant and immediate cause of follicle loss after ovarian tissue transplantation

    Follicle activation is a significant and immediate cause of follicle loss after ovarian tissue transplantation by Gavish, Zohar, Spector, Itay, Peer, Gil, Schlatt, Stefan, Wistuba, Joachim, Roness, Hadassa, Meirow, Dror

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    Cyclophosphamide triggers follicle activation and "burnout"; AS101 prevents follicle loss and preserves fertility

    Cyclophosphamide triggers follicle activation and "burnout"; AS101 prevents follicle loss and preserves fertility by Kalich-Philosoph, Lital, Roness, Hadassa, Carmely, Alon, Fishel-Bartal, Michal, Ligumsky, Hagai, Paglin, Shoshana, Wolf, Ido, Kanety, Hannah, Sredni, Benjamin, Meirow, Dror

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    Follicle activation and ‘burn-out’ contribute to post-transplantation follicle loss in ovarian tissue grafts: the effect of graft thickness

    Follicle activation and ‘burn-out’ contribute to post-transplantation follicle loss in ovarian tissue grafts: the effect of graft thickness by Gavish, Zohar, Peer, Gil, Hadassa, Roness, Yoram, Cohen, Meirow, Dror

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    Optimizing outcomes from ovarian tissue cryopreservation and transplantation; activation versus preservation

    Optimizing outcomes from ovarian tissue cryopreservation and transplantation; activation versus preservation by Meirow, Dror, Roness, Hadassa, Kristensen, Stine Gry, Andersen, Claus Yding

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    Ovarian follicle burnout: A universal phenomenon?

    Ovarian follicle burnout: A universal phenomenon? by Roness, Hadassa, Gavish, Zohar, Cohen, Yoram, Meirow, Dror

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    Dual suppression of follicle activation pathways completely prevents the cyclophosphamide-induced loss of ovarian reserve

    Dual suppression of follicle activation pathways completely prevents the cyclophosphamide-induced loss of ovarian reserve by Kashi, Oren, Roness, Hadassa, Spector, Itai, Derech-Haim, Sanaz, Meirow, Dror

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    Follicle activation and ‘burn-out’ contribute to post-transplantation follicle loss in ovarian tissue grafts: the effect of graft thickness

    Follicle activation and ‘burn-out’ contribute to post-transplantation follicle loss in ovarian tissue grafts: the effect of graft thickness by Gavish, Zohar, Peer, Gil, Roness, Hadassa, Cohen, Yoram, Meirow, Dror

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