Human-specific gene ct47 blocks prmt5 degradation to lead to meiosis arrest

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• who: Chao Li from the Human samples The hospital Medical Ethics Review Board approved the studies involving human subjects, and written informed consent was obtained from the patientsFive patients with idiopathic azoospermia and five control individuals were recruited from the Infertility Clinic affiliated with Nanjing Medical University. All clinical samples were collected with informed consent and approved by the Research Ethics Committee of Jinling Hospital. The approval number is NZKY-017-02. The consent has been uploaded as supplemental material. have published the Article: Human-specific gene CT47 blocks PRMT5 degradation to lead to meiosis arrest, in . . .
  

   

  

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