Germ Cells
Research on Germ Cells Published by Investigators at University of Western Australia
Published in OBGYN and Reproduction Week, January 16th, 2012
2012 JAN 16 -- "This review is based largely, but not entirely, on the assumption that gamete quality is directly linked to sperm output and thus testicular mass, an approach made necessary by the absence of a large body of data on factors that affect gamete quality in ruminants. On the other hand, there is a change in the efficiency of sperm production per gram of testicular tissue when the testis is growing or shrinking, a clear indicator of changes in the rates of cell loss during the process of spermatogenesis, probably through apoptosis," scientists in Crawley, Australia report.
"We therefore postulate that the spermatozoa that do survive when the...
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