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Allogeneic testes transplanted into partially castrated adult medaka ( <i>Oryzias latipes</i> ) can produce donor-derived offspring by natural mating over a prolonged period

2022-05-08

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Generally, successful testis transplantation has been considered to require immune suppression in the recipient to avoid rejection of the transplanted tissue. In the present study, we demonstrate in medaka that allogeneic adult testicular tissue will engraft in adult recipients immediately after partial castration without the use of immunosuppressive drugs. The allografted testes are retained in the recipient’s bo...

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7ded78c9-5dff-5983-bdc4-b49a59b379b4
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10.1101/2022.05.07.490875
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