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Sertoli Cell Behaviors in Developing Testis Cords and Postnatal Seminiferous Tubules of the Mouse

13 Oct 2010

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Sertoli cells are the primary structural component of the fetal testis cords and postnatal seminiferous tubules. Live imaging technologies facilitate the visualization of cell morphologies and behaviors through developmental processes. A transgenic mouse line was generated using a fragment of the rat Gata4 gene to direct the expression of a dual-color fluorescent protein reporter in fetal and adult Sertoli cells....

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PMID: 20944081
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod.110.086900

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