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Dimethomorph exposure alters human granulosa cells and mouse ovarian physiology
Dimethomorph (DMM), a widely used fungicide recently classified as a reproductive toxicant, has unknown impacts on human ovarian function. Here, mass spectrometry identified DMM in human plasma (up to 3.5 ng/mL) and in follicular fluid (up to 1 ng/mL) for the first time, although at a low concentrat
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