December, 2003 | Human Molecular Genetics, 2004, Vol. 13, No. 7: 727–739.
Amander T. Clark1,2,3, Megan S. Bodnar1,3, Mark Fox1,2,3, Ryan T. Rodriquez1,3, Michael J. Abeyta1
Amander T. Clark1,2,3, Megan S. Bodnar1,3, Mark Fox1,2,3, Ryan T. Rodriquez1,3, Michael J. Abeyta1
Little is known of molecular requirements for specification of human germ cells. However, it is likely that they are specified through the action of sequentially expressed genes just as in model organisms. We sought to determine whether human embryonic stem (ES) cell lines, like those of mice, might be capable of forming germ cells in…
