Maturation phenotype of Sertoli cells in testicular biopsies of azoospermic men.
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D. Elliott | L. Yogev | H. Yavetz | R. Hauser | A. Botchan | G. Paz | S. Kleiman | I. Hammel | B. Bar-Shira Maymon | B. Maymon | Gedalia Paz | David J. Elliott | Ilan Hammel
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