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Elsevier Cellular Communication in Mammalian Germ-line Development Volume 169
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Volume 169 of Current Topics in Developmental Biology series focuses specifically on cellular communication mechanisms in mammalian germ-line development.
Chapters address specification of primordial germ cells and the molecular signals that direct their identity and migration during early embryogenesis.
Detailed coverage of gonadal cell fate establishment and maintenance includes the signaling pathways required for proper sex determination and gonad development.
The role of retinoic acid in meiosis is thoroughly examined, highlighting this critical signaling molecule's function in reproductive cell division.
Comprehensive sections on assembly and activation of primordial follicles explain the cellular communication events controlling oocyte development.
Published by Academic Press, this peer-reviewed volume integrates current research by leading developmental biologists studying reproductive biology.
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- Elsevier
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- hardcover
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- 0443221251
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- 12 June 2026
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