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WNT4 screening in the testis of the tammar wallaby

This is an image of a histological slide of the testis of a tammar wallaby treated with WNT4 immunostaining. The brown colouration represents the localisation of the WNT4 protein found within the Leydig cells (LC) and the tunica albuginea (TA). The image also indicates that the germ cells (GC), Sertoli cells (ST) and the Wolffian duct (WD) lack WNT4.

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<pubmed>17014734</pubmed>| Biomed Central


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