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Heath J, Abdelmageed Y, Braden T, Williams C, Williams JW, Paulose T, Ochoa IH, Gupta R, Flaws JA, Goyal HO. Genetically-Induced Estrogen Receptor Alpha (ESR1) Overexpression Does Not Adversely Affect Fertility or Penile Development in Male Mice. BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION. 2010. p. 110–110.