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Synchronization of the Seminiferous Epithelium after Vitamin A Replacement in Vitamin A-Deficient Mice

1 Sept 1990

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The effect of vitamin A deficiency and vitamin A replacement on spermatogenesis was studied in mice. Breeding pairs of Cpb-N mice were given a vitamin A-deficient diet for at least 4 wk. The born male mice received the same diet and developed signs of vitamin A deficiency at the age of 14-16 wk. At that time, only Sertoli cells and A spermatogonia were present in the seminiferous epithelium. These spermatogonia...

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PMID: 2271719
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod43.3.363

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