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Loss of PBX1 function in Leydig cells causes testicular dysgenesis and male sterility" target="_blank">Loss of PBX1 function in Leydig cells causes testicular dysgenesis and male sterility

Leydig cells are essential components of testicular interstitial tissue and serve as a primary source of androgen in males.

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Population genetics and ecological niche modelling shed light on species boundaries and evolutionary history of Aconitum pendulum and A. flavum

As species are fundamental units of evolutionary biology research, accurate species delimitation plays a crucial role in current biodiversity management.

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Multiomics Analyses Provide New Insight into Genetic Variation of Reproductive Adaptability in Tibetan Sheep

Domestication and artificial selection during production-oriented breeding have greatly shaped the level of genomic variability in sheep. However, the genetic variation associated with increased reproduction remains e...

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Lichen pectin-containing polysaccharide from Xanthoria elegans and its ability to effectively protect LX-2 cells from H2O2-induced oxidative damage

Xanthoria elegans, a drought-tolerant lichen, is the original plant of the traditional Chinese medicine “Shihua” and effectively treats a variety of liver diseases. However, thus far, the hepatoprotective effects of...

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Extract of Silphium perfoliatum L.improve lipid accumulation in NAFLD mice by regulating AMPK/FXR signaling pathway

Globally, the incidence rate and number of patients with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease are increasing, which has become one of the greatest threats to human health. However, there is still no effective therapy and ...

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