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Several genes have been reported to be involved in spermatogenesis but their functional importance in male fertility is yet needed to be elucidated. Therefore, in current research, we focused to explore the in vivo role of evolutionary conserved and testis-specifically expressed, C4orf46, gene in male mouse fertility and spermatogenesis. The expression profile of C4orf46 is specific to testes and expressed in testes from 7 days of postpartum to onward. Thus, we generated the C4orf46 knockout mice by utilizing CRISPR/Cas9 g
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