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Correlation between the aberrant human testicular germ-cell gene expression and disruption of spermatogenesis leading to male infertility

2018-08-17

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Spermatogenesis is characterized by sequential gene-expression at precise stages in progression of differentiation of the germ cells. Any alteration in expression of the critical genes is responsible for arrest of spermatogenesis associated with infertility. Inspite of advances the differential gene expression accompanying spermatogenesis, the corresponding regulatory mechanisms and their correlation to human infe...

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Literature Corpus work: 6d5689af-7ac5-590b-8cbf-cf12cb83a669
DOI: 10.1101/394049

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