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Role of zygotic arrest genes in female meiosis and early embryonic development
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• Zygotic arrest genes regulate ZGA and maternal-to-zygotic control. • ZAR1, ZAR2, BTG4 and others guide oocyte maturation and cleavage. • Gene mutations cause early embryonic arrest and reproductive failure. • These genes aid ART diagnosis, genetic screening, and therapy design
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zygotic arrest genes
maternal-to-zygotic transition
early embryonic development
oocyte maturation
reproductive failure
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