Two mice were treated with Busulfan A that kills spermatogenic cells. The semini

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Two mice were treated with Busulfan A that kills spermatogenic cells. The seminiferous tubules of one mouse were transplanted with spermatogonia and the status of spermatogenesis was examined in both mice one month later. What is the most likely outcome of this experiment? A. Only the mouse that did not receive spermatogonia will re-establish spermatogenesis. B. Neither mouse will have re-established spermatogenesis. C. Both mice will have re-established spermatogenesis. D. Only the mouse that received spermatogonia will re-establish spermatogenesis.

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Answer : option D----------------- CORRECT ANSWER

busulfan A that kills spermatogenic cells

due to

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Busulfan--- DNA alkylation events ----- leading to cell death.

HENCE option A----------------- IS NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER

IMPLANATION OF STEM CELL(spermatogonium ) PRODUCES SPERM CELL

HENCE option B----------------- IS NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER

Busulfan--- DNA alkylation events ----- leading to cell death.

HENCE option C----------------- IS NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER

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