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multinuclear syncytiotrophoblasts (STs). Formation of the multinucleated ST layer via fusion of CTs is referred to as syncytialization, which is a well-characterized morphological sign of terminal differentiation. STs function not only as the placental barrier
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proliferate either to self-renew thereby producing more SSCs or undergo a differentiating proliferation to eventually produce spermatozoa. A balanced self-renewal/differentiation activity is critical to maintain long-term spermatogenesis and testis tissue
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early life-stage during zebrafish sex differentiation, it is interesting to note that PGD 2 resulted in male-biased, PGE 2 in female-biased sex ratios ( Pradhan & Olsson 2014 ). However, we are not aware of studies on the role of PGs in adult
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differentiating daughter cells committed to develop into spermatozoa ( De Rooij 2017 ). In fish, as in all vertebrates, SSCs form part of the population of type A und spermatogonia ( Lacerda et al. 2010 , Nóbrega et al. 2010 , Sato et al. 2017 ). In fish
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( Watson 1877 , Matthews 1939 ). Female elephants also have a long urogenital canal ( Perry 1964 , Balke et al. 1988 ) and a well-developed clitoris which is difficult to differentiate grossly from the flaccid penis of the bull elephant ( Perry 1964
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activate pro-inflammatory intracellular signaling molecules, such as inhibitor of κB kinase β (IKKβ), that can block the adipocyte differentiation program ( Gregoire et al . 1998 , Tanti & Jager 2009 ). IKKβ is also activated in human preadipocytes by
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of mitosis, cell proliferation and differentiation ( Frago et al . 2002 , Ajo et al . 2003 ). Binding of GH to its receptor mediates many of its effects through activation of the JAK/STAT signalling pathway ( Lanning & Carter-Su 2006 ); however
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Introduction Granulosa cells (GC) are committed to differentiation under the control of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinizing hormone (LH), which transmit signals mainly through cAMP signaling. The stimulated GC can
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. In this study for the first time, we have shown the effects of hyperinsulinemia on differentiated and characterized brown adipocytes. Basal chronic hyperinsulinemia (500pM insulin exposure for 72h) causes insulin resistance in both white and brown
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cells are considered to arise from a common precursor cell, and the sequential expression of transcription factors involved in pituitary organogenesis induces differentiation into different endocrine cells. Pituitary endocrine cell development and the