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ALKBH5 in mouse testicular Sertoli cells regulates Cdh2 mRNA translation to maintain blood–testis barrier integrity

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Title
ALKBH5 in mouse testicular Sertoli cells regulates Cdh2 mRNA translation to maintain blood–testis barrier integrity
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Cellular & Molecular Biology Letters, November 2022
DOI 10.1186/s11658-022-00404-x
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Zhonglin Cai, Yao Zhang, Lin Yang, Chunhui Ma, Yi Fei, Jing Ding, Wei Song, Wei-Min Tong, Yamei Niu, Hongjun Li

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