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淋巴激素通过催产素和放松素信号通路在平鱼精子生成过程中差异调节丸细胞粘附和结合综合体

Noelia López-Fortún1,2, Jose Vicente Roig-Genovés3, Ignacio Giménez3

  • 1Institute of Marine Sciences, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), Barcelona, Spain.

Frontiers in cell and developmental biology
|June 18, 2025
PubMed
概括

化激素 (Lh) 和卵泡刺激激素 (Fsh) 通过降低细胞结合来调节塞内加尔的精子生成. 催产素 (Oxt) 和放松素 (Rln) 信号介导这种干扰,促进精子释放和荷尔蒙运输.

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坚持结合 结合 坚持结合血液和丸屏障的形成细胞结节 细胞结节内分泌控制的内分泌控制精子的产生是精子的产生.远程传输 (teleost) 是一个

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