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Clinical aspects of male germ cell apoptosis during testis development and spermatogenesisDunkel et al., 1997
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- Dunkel L
- Hirvonen V
- Erkkilä K
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- Cell Death & Differentiation
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Apoptosis appears to have an essential role in the control of germ cell number in testes. During spermatogenesis germ cell deletion has been estimated to result in the loss of up to 75% of the potential number of mature sperm cells. At least three factors seem to determine …
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