what are spermatogonia ? where are they located ?
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➻ The spermatogonia are the diploid stem cell (spermatogonial stem cell, SSC) progenitor for spermatozoa development.
➻ The development of male gametes starts after birth at the seminiferous tubules, when a basal reservoir of male germ cell is created. These reserve male germ cells are called spermatogonia (sg.: spermatogonium).
➻ They represent the foundation of sperm cell production in the testis by balancing self-renewal and differentiation activity. When a man reaches the age of puberty, spermatogonia resume their division and start the process of spermatogenesis. Spermatogonia also replicate themselves to maintain their counts to supply the spermatogenesis during whole life of a man.
➻ They are located on the basal lamina around the periphery of the seminiferous tubule wall.
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➻ The spermatogonia are the diploid stem cell (spermatogonial stem cell, SSC) progenitor for spermatozoa development.
➻ The development of male gametes starts after birth at the seminiferous tubules, when a basal reservoir of male germ cell is created. These reserve male germ cells are called spermatogonia (sg.: spermatogonium).
➻ They represent the foundation of sperm cell production in the testis by balancing self-renewal and differentiation activity. When a man reaches the age of puberty, spermatogonia resume their division and start the process of spermatogenesis. Spermatogonia also replicate themselves to maintain their counts to supply the spermatogenesis during whole life of a man.
➻ They are located on the basal lamina around the periphery of the seminiferous tubule wall.
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➻ The spermatogonia are the diploid stem cell (spermatogonial stem cell, SSC) progenitor for spermatozoa development.
➻ The development of male gametes starts after birth at the seminiferous tubules, when a basal reservoir of male germ cell is created. These reserve male germ cells are called spermatogonia (sg.: spermatogonium).
➻ They represent the foundation of sperm cell production in the testis by balancing self-renewal and differentiation activity. When a man reaches the age of puberty, spermatogonia resume their division and start the process of spermatogenesis. Spermatogonia also replicate themselves to maintain their counts to supply the spermatogenesis during whole life of a man.
➻ They are located on the basal lamina around the periphery of the seminiferous tubule wall.