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Postnatal Development and Regulation of Proteins Secreted in the Boar Epididymis1

1 Dec 1999

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The number of proteins secreted by the boar epididymis increased progressively from 1 mo of age to the adult period. The first specific secretory activity was revealed at 2 mo in the distal caput (hexosaminidase, clusterin, and lactoferrin) and in the corpus (train O/HE1). Train A and glutathione peroxidase specific to the proximal caput, and trains E and M specific to the corpus, appeared at 4 mo. At 5 mo,...

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PMID: 10570012
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod61.6.1622

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