reproductive system
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• testes size and weight, total sperm number in the caudal epididymis, and seminiferous tubule morphology are similar to wild-type controls
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• in the caudal epididymis
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• the coupling apparatus only partially connects with the sperm nucleus in the implantation fossa
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• decapitated tails account for 98.74% +/- 2.13% of total sperm cells in the caudal epididymis
• the head and tail appear to break apart during spermiation as the mature sperm head can be detected at stages IX-X
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• males, but not females, are infertile
• tailless sperm heads can be used to fertilize oocytes by using ICSI
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cellular
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• in the caudal epididymis
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• the coupling apparatus only partially connects with the sperm nucleus in the implantation fossa
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• decapitated tails account for 98.74% +/- 2.13% of total sperm cells in the caudal epididymis
• the head and tail appear to break apart during spermiation as the mature sperm head can be detected at stages IX-X
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Mouse Models of Human Disease |
DO ID | OMIM ID(s) | Ref(s) | |
| spermatogenic failure 31 | DOID:0111922 |
OMIM:618112 |
J:266460 | |


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