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Identification of KIAA1210 as a novel X-chromosome-linked protein that localizes to the acrosome and associates with the ectoplasmic specialization in testes

1 Feb 2017

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Cell junctions are necessary for spermatogenesis, and there are numerous types of junctions in testis, such as blood–testis barrier, intercellular bridge, and ectoplasmic specialization (ES). The details of their functions and construction are still unknown. To identify a novel protein essential to the function of a cell junction, we enriched testis membrane protein and analyzed it using a proteomics approach....

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PMID: 28203736
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod.116.145458

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