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About the Cover: MISRII protein is detected with MISRII antibody by immunofluorescence (green) in the granulosa cells and surface epithelium (coelomic) of the mouse ovary. Propidiumiodide (red) stains the nuclei. For further details, see Pieretti-Vanmarcke et al., on page 1593 in this issue.
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