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Molecular basis of the morphogenesis of sperm head and tail in mice

1 Jan 2022

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Background: The spermatozoon has a complex molecular apparatus necessary for fertilization in its head and flagellum. Recently, numerous genes that are needed to construct the molecular apparatus of spermatozoa have been identified through the analysis of genetically modified mice. Methods: Based on the literature information, the molecular basis of the morphogenesis of sperm heads and flagella in mice was...

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PMID: 35619659
DOI: 10.1002/rmb2.12466

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