The author of 《Testis transcriptome profiling identified genes involved in spermatogenic arrest of cattleyak》 were Wu, Shixin; Mipam, Tserang Donko; Xu, Chuanfei; Zhao, Wangsheng; Shah, Mujahid Ali; Yi, Chuanping; Luo, Hui; Cai, Xin; Zhong, Jincheng. And the article was published in PLoS One in 2020. Recommanded Product: 95-24-9 The author mentioned the following in the article:
Much attempt has been made to examine the mechanisms of male sterility caused by spermatogenic arrest, but yet there is no research systematically and precisely elucidated testis gene expression profiling between cattleyak and yak. Methods: To explore the higher resolution comparative transcriptome map between the testes of yak and cattleyak, and further analyze the mRNA expression dynamics of spermatogenic arrest in cattleyak. We characterized the comparative transcriptome profile from the testes of yak and cattleyak using high-throughput sequencing. Then we used quant. anal. to validate several differentially expressed genes (DEGs) in testicular tissue and spermatogenic cells. Results: Testis transcriptome profiling identified 6477 DEGs (2919 upregulated and 3558 downregulated) between cattleyak and yak. Further anal. revealed that the marker genes and apoptosis regulatory genes for undifferentiated spermatogonia were upregulated, while the genes for differentiation maintenance were downregulated in cattleyak. A majority of DEGs associated with mitotic checkpoint, and cell cycle progression were downregulated in cattleyak during spermatogonial mitosis. Furthermore, almost all DEGs related to synaptonemal complex assembly, and meiotic progression presented no sign of expression in cattleyak. Even worse, dozens of genes involved in acrosome formation, and flagellar development were dominantly downregulated in cattleyak. The experimental process involved the reaction of 6-Chlorobenzothiazol-2-ylamine(cas: 95-24-9Recommanded Product: 95-24-9)
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