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Cao et al., 2021 - Google Patents

Zebrafish as a model for germ cell regeneration

Cao et al., 2021

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8421396370580999875
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Cao Z
Yang Q
Luo L
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Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology

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Germ cell acts as a link between transfer of genetic information and process of species evolution. Defects or malformations of germ cells can lead to infertility or tumors. Germ cell regeneration is one of the effective ways to treat the infertility. Therefore, it is of great …
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