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This knowledge not only complemented our current understanding of the toxicity of chemotherapy drugs and environmental toxicants. More importantly, the application of such a high-throughput eIVFG system together with its dynamic culture environment provides a faster and cheaper alternative toxicity evaluation method compared to traditional animal models. Next, we examined the interactions between small, early stage (late primary and early secondary) follicles and supporting stromal cells. By allowing such interactions in our novel biomimetic matrix, we were able to harvest mature, fertilizable oocytes from small follicles. Additionally, by using supporting cells derived in a patient-specific way, this synthetic and xeno-free matrix represents great translational potentials for clinical application. Lastly, we examined the paracrine cues present in various culture environments by monitoring the dynamic activities of specific transcription factors (TFs) in real time. 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