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Effect of donor age on success of spermatogenesis in feline testis xenografts

5 Sept 2007

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Ectopic xenografting of 'donor' feline testicular tissue into a 'recipient' immunodeficient mouse is a promising tool to preserve the male genome from genetically valuable felids. To define parameters under which the technique can succeed, we compared the effect of donor age on xenograft spermatogenesis among four age groups of domestic cats (Felis catus; age range 8 weeks to 15 months). In all cases, fresh...

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PMID: 17897590
DOI: 10.1071/rd07056

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