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Genomic study of TEX15 variants: prevalence and allelic heterogeneity in men with spermatogenic failure

10 May 2023

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Introduction: Human spermatogenesis is a highly intricate process that requires the input of thousands of testis-specific genes. Defects in any of them at any stage of the process can have detrimental effects on sperm production and/or viability. In particular, the function of many meiotic proteins encoded by germ cell specific genes is critical for maturation of haploid spermatids and viable spermatozoa,...

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PMID: 37234866
DOI: 10.3389/fgene.2023.1134849

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