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Regulation Of Sertoli Cell And Germ Cell Differentiation Advances In Anatomy Embryology And Cell Biology 1st Edition R Brehm K Steger

Name: Regulation Of Sertoli Cell And Germ Cell Differentiation Advances In Anatomy Embryology And Cell Biology 1st Edition R Brehm K Steger
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Regulation Of Sertoli Cell And Germ Cell Differentiation Advances In Anatomy Embryology And Cell Biology 1st Edition R Brehm K Steger instant download after payment.

Publisher: Springer

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.59 MB

Pages: 105

Author: R. Brehm K. Steger

ISBN: 3540257500, 9783540257509

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: 1

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Regulation Of Sertoli Cell And Germ Cell Differentiation Advances In Anatomy Embryology And Cell Biology 1st Edition R Brehm K Steger by R. Brehm K. Steger 3540257500, 9783540257509 instant download after payment.

The intention of the present monograph is to shed more light on the regulation of Sertoli cell and germ cell differentiation. Involving knockout and transgenic mouse models, the authors focus on male factor infertility that might be related to altered maturation of Sertoli cells, male factor infertility that might be due to incorrect histone-to-protamine exchange in haploid spermatids, and progression of testicular germ cell cancer that might be favoured by an aberrant Sertoli cell germ cell communication.