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Testes of <i>DAZL</i> null sheep lack spermatogonia and maintain normal somatic cells

2019-11-20

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Multiplying the germline would increase the number of offspring that can be produced from selected animals, accelerating genetic improvement for livestock breeding. This could be achieved by producing multiple chimaeric animals, each carrying a mix of donor and host germ cells in their gonads. However, such chimaeric germlines would produce offspring from both donor and host genotypes, limiting the rate of genetic...

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731ea414-46ff-58f8-9e95-c4431ab296af
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10.1101/848036
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