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Fig. 1. Spermatogonial stem cell location and divisions. Schematic of a
magnified cross-section through a mouse seminiferous tubule, showing the basal
membrane of the seminiferous tubule and the position of spermatogonia in
relation to this membrane. The spermatogonial stem cells (As
spermatogonia) are in a similar position to the other spermatogonia, on the
basal membrane and surrounded by Sertoli cells. Also shown are primary
spermatocytes, Sertoli cells and, more towards the lumen of the tubule, round
spermatids. Nearest the lumen are elongated spermatids that will soon be shed
into the lumen as spermatozoa. Modified with permission from Gilbert et al.
(Gilbert et al., 2003).