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Cell type-specific Ca2+ signals govern mouse seminiferous tubule physiology. [PDF]

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Fischoeder JA   +15 more
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CD71 defines functionally active spermatogonial stem cells with enhanced transplantation potential in mouse testes. [PDF]

open access: yesAnim Cells Syst (Seoul)
Shin BJ   +12 more
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Chitosan and Chitosan Oligosaccharide Enhance Cryopreservation of Rabbit Testicular Tissue. [PDF]

open access: yesBiology (Basel)
Yao Y   +7 more
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Intercellular communication in rat seminiferous tubules

open access: yesDevelopmental Biology, 1983
Intercellular electrical coupling in seminiferous tubules from prepubescent and adult Wistar rats has been studied by using conventional techniques. It is found that cells in the seminiferous epithelium are electrically coupled. Experiments performed using "Sertoli cell-enriched" seminiferous tubules indicate the existence of intercellular ionic ...
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Morphology of mouse seminiferous tubules

Anatomical Science International, 2018
We developed a technique to analyze the high-resolution three-dimensional (3D) structure of seminiferous tubules. It consists of segmentation of tubules in serial paraffin sections of the testis by marking the basement membrane with periodic acid-Schiff or a fluorescent anti-laminin antibody followed by 3D reconstruction of tubules with high ...
Hiroki Nakata
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Study on cryopreservation of mouse single seminiferous tubule

Cryobiology, 2022
Cryopreservation of single seminiferous tubule is significant for fertility preservation, especially for male patients with cryptorchidism, Y-chromosome deletion and orchitis. However, there are few studies on cryopreservation of single seminiferous tubule.
Shuyong Zhang   +5 more
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