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Human BOULE gene rescues meiotic defects in infertile flies

15 Jan 2003

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Defects in human germ cell development are common and yet little is known of genes required for germ cell development in men and women. The pathways that develop germ cells appear to be conserved broadly, at least in outline, in organisms as diverse as flies and humans beginning with allocation of cells to the germ cell lineage, migration of these cells to the fetal gonad, mitotic proliferation and meiosis of the...

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PMID: 12499397
DOI: 10.1093/hmg/ddg017

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