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The effect of a partial Y chromosome deletion in B10.BR-Y <i>del</i> mice on testis morphology, sperm quality and efficiency of fertilization

5 Apr 2002

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Males of the mouse strain B10.BR/SgSn and its congenic mutant strain B10.BR-Ydel, with a partial deletion of the Y chromosome, were used to examine factors related to poor sperm quality and quantity in the mutant strain. The testes of males from the two strains did not differ in their immunohistochemical reaction to androgen receptors or in the number of Sertoli and germ cells in tubules with normal morphology....

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PMID: 12051515
DOI: 10.1071/rd01089

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