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Prss55 but not Prss51 is required for male fertility in mice†

17 Apr 2020

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Mammalian spermatozoa are produced in the testis through spermatogenesis and matured in the epididymis to acquire fertilizing ability. Spermatozoa are ejaculated and migrate from the uterus to the oviducts to fuse with oocytes. Although over 2000 genes are expressed abundantly in mouse testes, the genes responsible for male fertility are not yet fully clarified. Here, we focused on two testis-enriched serine...

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PMID: 32301961
DOI: 10.1093/biolre/ioaa041

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