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Tang, L., Rodriguez-Sosa, J. R., Dobrinski, I. Germ Cell Transplantation and Testis Tissue Xenografting in Mice. J. Vis. Exp. (60), e3545, doi:10.3791/3545 (2012).
効率的に動作するように移植のために、レシピエント動物の選択と治療が重要です。受信者はどちらか遺伝的にドナーまたは免疫抑制を考慮する必要があります。 W / W vマウスのように突然変異に起因するか、または照射またはブスルファンなどの化学療法薬による生殖細胞の枯渇の結果として不妊レンダリング:受信者はまた、内因性の精子形成を欠いている必要があります。また、ドナー細胞懸濁液と移植手順の習熟の良い準備だけでなく技術の成功のために重要である。
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My name is Jose Medrano. I´m a posdoctoral fellow in IVI Foundation, Spain.
We are very interested in starting with germ cell transplantation experiments and we found your paper really interesting and useful. However, we do not have acces to the video that describes the protocol. Could you please ive us acces in order to be able to visualize it?
My name is Jose Medrano. I´m a posdoctoral fellow in IVI Foundation, Spain.
We are very interested in starting with germ cell transplantation experiments and we found your paper really interesting and useful. However, we do not have acces to the video that describes the protocol. Could you please ive us acces in order to be able to visualize it?
Thanks for your time and attention,
Best regards,
Jose V. Medrano, PhD
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ReplyPosted by: Jose M.June 21, 2012, 10:35 AM