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TCF21+ mesenchymal cells contribute to testis somatic cell development, homeostasis, and regeneration in mice

Shen et al., 2021

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13797558903790241851
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Shen Y
Shami A
Moritz L
Larose H
Manske G
Ma Q
Zheng X
Sukhwani M
Czerwinski M
Sultan C
Chen H
Gurczynski S
Spence J
Orwig K
Tallquist M
Li J
Hammoud S
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Nature communications

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Testicular development and function rely on interactions between somatic cells and the germline, but similar to other organs, regenerative capacity declines in aging and disease. Whether the adult testis maintains a reserve progenitor population remains uncertain. Here …
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