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Time-series single-cell transcriptomics reveals pervasive daily rhythmicity and nocturnal spermatogenesis in the zebrafish testis. [PDF]

Sci Adv
Liu T, Wu L, Mishra SK, Fang Q, Wang H.
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Epigenetic regulation by DNA methylation, histone modifications and chromatin remodeling complexes in controlling spermatogenesis and their dysfunction with male infertility. [PDF]

Cell Mol Life Sci
Cui Y, Deng J, Zhang Y, Du L, Jiang F, Li C, Chen W, Zhang H, He Z.   +8 more
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Heat exposure during susceptible windows of spermatogenesis and sperm epigenetic age. [PDF]

Hum Reprod
Nobles C, Canty TP, Mendola P, Russo LM, Rabeya K, Schliep KC, Shaaban M, Singh A, Ring AM, Hemmert R, Perkins NJ, Oluwayiose OA, Peterson CM, Nowak K, Pilsner JR.   +14 more
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Meiotic divisions and round spermatid formation do not require centriole duplication in mice. [PDF]

PLoS Genet
Skinner MW, Nhan PB, Simington CJ, Jordan PW.   +3 more
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Protamine expression in somatic cells condenses chromatin and disrupts transcription without altering DNA methylation. [PDF]

Epigenetics Chromatin
Puri D, Bott A, Baranda MV, Torlak ED, Merges GE, Schorle H, Wagner W.   +6 more
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Correction to 'Fam170a deficiency causes male infertility by impairing histone-to-protamine exchange during mouse spermiogenesis'. [PDF]

Nucleic Acids Res
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Spermiogenesis in birds [PDF]

Spermatogenesis, 2014
Current knowledge on avian spermiogenesis, including strengths and weaknesses, has been reviewed. Information on avian spermiogenesis considerably lags behind that in mammals because of the paucity of reports in birds. Spermiogenesis in passerine birds has received even much less attention than in non-passerine birds.
Tom A Aire
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Gene expression in spermiogenesis

CMLS Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences, 2005
Germ cells convey parental genes to the next generation, and only germ cells perform meiosis, which is a mechanism that preserves the parental genes. The fusion of the products of germ cell meiosis, the haploid sperm and egg, creates the next generation. Sperm are the haploid germ cells that contribute genes to the egg.
H, Tanaka, T, Baba
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Spermiogenesis in Platichthys flesus

Journal of Ultrastructure and Molecular Structure Research, 1988
Early spermatids of Platichthys flesus (flounder) have a central spherical nucleus and cytoplasm with numerous dispersed mitochondria and a pair of peripheral centrioles. One of the centrioles acts as a kinetosome for axoneme formation. After the start of chromatin condensation the centrioles and developing axoneme migrate to adopt a tangential ...
P R, Jones, R D, Butler
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