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Effect of ‘Busulphan’ (‘Myleran’) on the Spermatogenic Cell Population of the Rat Testis

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THE ability of alkylating agents to produce selective effects on spermatogenesis and sperm in rodents has been reported in several publications1–3. A comparison of the timing of sterile periods after treatment with the accepted duration of spermatogenic events in the testis has enabled the phase of spermatogenesis affected by particular compounds to be located.

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JACKSON, H., PARTINGTON, M. & FOX, B. Effect of ‘Busulphan’ (‘Myleran’) on the Spermatogenic Cell Population of the Rat Testis. Nature 194, 1184–1185 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/1941184b0

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