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Gonocytes, from the Fifties to the Present: Is There a Reason to Change the Name?1
11 Jul 2013
Abstract excerpt
Historically, the precursor cells to spermatogonia have been identified as "gonocytes," a term created in the fifties to encompass fetal and neonatal germ cells from the time they become resident in testis primordia to the time they relocate at the basement membrane of the seminiferous cords and differentiate. During this period, spreading over several days in rodents and months in humans, germ cell morphology...
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