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Culture conditions for maintaining the survival and mitotic activity of rainbow trout transplantable type A spermatogonia

16 Nov 2007

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Germ-cell transplantation is a powerful tool for studying gametogenesis in many species. We previously showed that spermatogonia transplanted into the peritoneal cavity of trout hatchlings were able to colonize recipient gonads, and produced fully functional sperm and eggs in synchrony with the germ cells of the recipient. An in vitro-culture system enabling spermatogonia to expand, when combined with...

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PMID: 18022822
DOI: 10.1002/mrd.20771

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