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The evolutionarily conserved gene Arrdc5 is required for male fertility

2022-07-27

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>In sexually reproducing organisms, sperm contribute half the genomic material required for creation of offspring and natural fertility relies on males producing millions by way of spermatogenesis. This process is essential for continuity and diversity of a species, yet evolutionarily conserved core molecular regulators are undefined. Here we used single cell RNA-sequencing of testicular...

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Literature Corpus work: 48979625-e077-51e8-8c90-7a8c2a1025f2
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1894932/v1

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