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Human Spermatozoa Acrosomal Protein SP-10
Immunofluorescent/differential interference contrast (DIC) micrographs (A–H) and diagrammatic representations (a–h; modified from Holstein and Roosen-Runge, 1981) of enzyme-dissociated human testicular cells.
Occasional nuclear vacuoles demonstrating SPANXa/d staining are observed (B and C, arrows). × 1250 |
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<pubmed>17012309</pubmed>| Mol Hum Reprod.
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