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Role of small RNAs harbored by sperm in embryonic development and offspring phenotype.

Andrology - 1 May 2023

Yang Chen, Zeng Qun-Xiong, Liu Jin-Chuan, Yeung William Shu-Biu, Zhang Jian V, Duan Yong-Gang

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BACKGROUND: RNA harbored by mammalian sperm is increasingly considered to be an additional source of paternal hereditary information, beyond DNA. Recent studies have demonstrated the role of sperm small noncoding RNAs (sncRNAs) in modulating early embryonic development and offspring phenotype. The biogenesis of the sperm sRNA payload of mammalian sperm has been explored in many studies. AIMS: To summarize the...

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PMID: 36417503
DOI: 10.1111/andr.13347

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