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DNA methylation imprinting marks and DNA methyltransferase expression in human spermatogenic cell stages

1 Nov 2011

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Paternal imprinting marks were shown to be erased in the mouse primordial germ cells and progressively re-established throughout the male germ line development, starting in fetal prospermatogonia and continuing post-natally through the onset of meiosis. We here evaluated imprinting marks in human adult spermatogenic cells and analyzed mRNA and protein expression of DNA Methyltransferases (DNMTs). Spermatogonia A,...

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PMID: 22048249
DOI: 10.4161/epi.6.11.17993

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