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DAZL is a master translational regulator of murine spermatogenesis

25 Dec 2018

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Abstract Expression of DAZ-like (DAZL) is a hallmark of vertebrate germ cells, and is essential for embryonic germ cell development and differentiation, yet the gametogenic function of DAZL has not been fully characterized and most of its in vivo direct targets remain unknown. We showed that postnatal stage-specific deletion of Dazl in mouse germ cells did not affect female fertility, but caused complete male...

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PMID: 31355046
DOI: 10.1093/nsr/nwy163

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