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The Origin of the Synchronization of the Seminiferous Epithelium in Vitamin A-Deficient Rats after Vitamin A Replacement

1 Apr 1990

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In seminiferous tubules of vitamin A-deficient rats, the remaining spermatogonia were A spermatogonia. These cells were topographically arranged as single and paired cells and clones of 4, 8, or more cells. The bromodeoxy-uridine-labeling index and the mitotic index of these cells were found to be 9% and 1%, respectively, indicating that these cells were slowly proliferating. Administration of vitamin A...

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PMID: 2346774
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod42.4.677

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