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Evaluation of candidate markers for the peritubular myoid cell lineage in the developing mouse testis

23 Sept 2005

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Despite the importance of peritubular myoid (PM) cells in the histogenesis of the fetal testis, understanding the origin and function of these cells has been hampered by the lack of suitable markers. The current study was aimed at identifying molecular markers for PM cells during the early stages of testis development in the mouse embryo. Expression of candidate marker genes was tested by section in situ...

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PMID: 16183868
DOI: 10.1530/rep.1.00718

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