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Mechanism of Sperm Production Could Help Treat Infertility

Sperms are continually produced in men due to the presence of spermatogonial stem cells in the testes. Transplantation of these stem cells in infertile men could be used as a new approach for treating male infertility.

Mechanism of Sperm Production Could Help Treat Infertility

Mechanism of Sperm Production Could Help Treat Infertility

Sperms are continually produced in men due to the presence of spermatogonial stem cells in the testes. Transplantation of these stem cells can help treat men who have infertility.

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