How to pronounce“spermatagonia”in English
IPA/spɛrmætægɒnɪæ/
Syllablessper·ma·ta·go·ni·a
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And actually, they’ve been doing that all along -- even before puberty. Throughout childhood, a spermatogonia cell uses mitosis to continuously divide into two identical daughter cells.
But when puberty starts, the testosterone causes them to divide differently -- instead of splitting into two identical spermatagonia cells, they begin producing two distinct spermatogonia.
One type of daughter cell -- known as a type A cell -- stays up near the basal lamina and just keeps dividing, so you never run out of spermatogonia.
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