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[Sterility of males determined by functional features of the mouse spermatozoa bearing t-complex].

Ontogenez - 1 Jan 2000

Safronova L D, Kudriavtsev I V, Kudriavtsev P I

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The mechanisms underlying normal spermatogenesis and its pathology expressed as male sterility determined by t-complex located on chromosome 17 in mice are considered in this review. t-Complex is a very convenient model with diverse markers of expression of the genes involved in development of the functional features of the spermatozoa bearing t-complex. These features include defects of mobility, capacitation,...

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PMID: 12068715

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