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A Cellular Study of Human Testis Development

1 Jan 2007

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This study catalogs the cellular events underlying the formation of a human testis. These events were identified by immunocytochemistry using antibodies that served as markers for specific cell types, then contrasted with the events occurring in the developing mouse testis. The presence of germ cells in the embryonic gonadal ridge and of coelomic epithelial cells that give rise to Sertoli cells was observed at 7...

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PMID: 18391539
DOI: 10.1159/000108930

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