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Occurrence of aberrant spermatids in the freshwater sculpin, Cottus nozawae Snyder

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1994
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Quinitio, Gerald F.
Takashi, H.
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Abstract
Light and electron microscopic investigation were conducted on the spermatogenic cell in the testis of the freshwater sculpin, Cottus nozawae. Light microscopic examination showed that two types of spermatids, normal and aberrant, qxisted in the seminal lobule during the regular testicular activity. Both spermaids were mononucleate but the aberrant spermatids ha mor basophilic nucleus than the normal. Aberrant spermatids enlarged and were than released into lumen of the seminal lobules. Ultrastucturally, highly electron-bense granules occurred in the nuclear chromatin of aberrant spermatids. These increased in size becoming the core of chromatin globules which then filled the enlargeed nucleus. The aberrant spermatids when released into the lobule lumen underwent further degeneration.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10862/387
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Finfishes; Spermatogenesis; Philippines; Sculpin; Cotus nozawae
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