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Role of the neonatal period of pituitary-testicular activity in germ cell proliferation and differentiation in the primate testis

24 Sept 2003

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BACKGROUND: The neonatal period of pituitary-testicular activity (NPTA) in human males has been hypothesized to play a role in germ cell proliferation and differentiation and to be defective in cryptorchid testes. The present study was carried out to establish in the marmoset if suppression of the NPTA, by treatment with a GnRH antagonist, results in impaired germ cell proliferation and/or differentiation....

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PMID: 14507830
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/deg413

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