Yolk Formation is a biological process in reproductive development characterized by the synthesis and accumulation of yolk proteins and nutrients within the oocyte to support embryonic development after fertilization.
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The Mechanism and Control of Yolk Formation
William H. Telfer · Annual Review of Entomology · 1965 · 320 citations
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