Electroporated Transgene-Rescued Spermatogenesis in Infertile Mutant Mice with a Sertoli Cell Defect
The molecular basis of most human male infertility arising from spermatogenesis disruption is poorly understood because of a lack of useful investigation systems. To study the roles of the supporting Sertoli cells in mammalian spermatogenesis, we improved an electroporation technique for seminiferou...
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description | The molecular basis of most human male infertility arising from spermatogenesis disruption is poorly understood because of
a lack of useful investigation systems. To study the roles of the supporting Sertoli cells in mammalian spermatogenesis, we
improved an electroporation technique for seminiferous tubules in vivo. Because Sertoli cells barely proliferate in mature
testis, linear transgenes are not incorporated into the genome and quickly degrade. However, circular expression vector is
stably expressed in Sertoli cells for a long period. By electrotransformation of a complete cDNA, we rescued defective spermatogenesis
in infertile Sl 17H / Sl 17H mutant mice with partial dysfunction of stem cell factor in Sertoli cells. Application of this gene transfer system will
facilitate both the understanding of spermatogenesis and the development of new gene therapies for human male infertility. |
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testis, linear transgenes are not incorporated into the genome and quickly degrade. However, circular expression vector is
stably expressed in Sertoli cells for a long period. By electrotransformation of a complete cDNA, we rescued defective spermatogenesis
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testis, linear transgenes are not incorporated into the genome and quickly degrade. However, circular expression vector is
stably expressed in Sertoli cells for a long period. By electrotransformation of a complete cDNA, we rescued defective spermatogenesis
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improved an electroporation technique for seminiferous tubules in vivo. Because Sertoli cells barely proliferate in mature
testis, linear transgenes are not incorporated into the genome and quickly degrade. However, circular expression vector is
stably expressed in Sertoli cells for a long period. By electrotransformation of a complete cDNA, we rescued defective spermatogenesis
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