ArticleDevelopment (Cambridge, England)2016
Mapping lineage progression of somatic progenitor cells in the mouse fetal testis.
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Abstract
Testis morphogenesis is a highly orchestrated process involving lineage determination of male germ cells and somatic cell types. Although the origin and differentiation of germ cells are known, the developmental course specific for each somatic cell lineage has not been clearly defined. Here, we construct a comprehensive map of somatic cell lineage progression in the mouse testis. Both supporting and interstitial cell lineages arise from WT1
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