AZFa protein DDX3Y is differentially expressed in human male germ cells during development and in testicular tumours: new evidence for phenotypic plasticity of germ cells

Keyphrases

• Differentially Expressed 100%
• Germ Cells 100%
• Human Males 100%
• Testicular Tumor 100%
• New Evidence 100%
• Male Germ Cells 100%
• Phenotypic Plasticity 100%
• DDX3Y 100%
• Azoospermia Factor 100%
• Carcinoma in Situ 55%
• In Situ Cell 33%
• Testicular Germ Cell Tumor 33%
• Gonocytes 33%
• Seminoma 22%
• Spermatogonia 22%
• Immunohistochemistry 11%
• Tissue Sampling 11%
• Post-pubertal 11%
• Tumor Tissue 11%
• Western Blotting 11%
• Protein Expression 11%
• Testicle 11%
• Sertoli Cell-only Syndrome 11%
• Non-seminoma 11%
• Preinvasive Carcinoma 11%
• Embryonal Carcinoma 11%
• Puberty 11%
• Sigma Phase 11%
• Cell-type-specific Gene Expression 11%
• Fetal Germ Cell 11%
• Fetal Testis 11%
• Prepubertal Testis 11%
• Gestational Week 11%
• Spermatocytic Seminoma 11%
• Microenvironment 11%
• Teratoma 11%
• Spermatocytic 11%
• Germ Cell Aplasia 11%
• Human Spermatogenesis 11%
• Germ Cell Loss 11%
• Human Y Chromosome 11%
• Testis Tissue 11%
• Putative Functions 11%
• DEAD-box Protein 11%
• Prospermatogonia 11%
• Precursor Cells 11%
• Spermatogonial Proliferation 11%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Carcinoma in Situ 100%
• Azoospermia 100%
• Testis Tumor 100%
• Phenotypic Plasticity 100%
• Germinoma 50%
• Seminoma 50%
• Maturation 33%
• Spermatogonium 33%
• Childbirth 16%
• Western Blot 16%
• Protein Expression 16%
• Immunohistochemistry 16%
• Precursor 16%
• Testes 16%
• Spermiogenesis 16%
• Sertoli Cell-Only Syndrome 16%
• Y Chromosome 16%
• Spermatocytic Seminoma 16%
• Aplasia 16%
• Teratocarcinoma 16%
• Cell Cycle 16%
• S Phase 16%
• Testis Tissue 16%
• DEAD Box Protein 16%