Claudin-1 Is Not Restricted to Tight Junctions in the RatEpididymis**This work was supported by the Toxic Substances Research Initiative (to D.C. and L.H.) and the Medical Research Council of Canada (to L.H.).Mary Gregory, Daniel G. Cyr, Julie Dufresne et al.|Endocrinology|2001Cited by 114
Orchestration of occludins, claudins, catenins and cadherins as players involved in maintenance of the blood-epididymal barrier in animals and humansDaniel G. Cyr, Louis Hermo, Mary Gregory et al.|Asian Journal of Andrology|2007Cited by 88
Mice Lacking the USP2 Deubiquitinating Enzyme Have Severe Male Subfertility Associated with Defects in Fertilization and Sperm MotilityNathalie Bédard, Simon S. Wing, Yang Yang et al.|Biology of Reproduction|2011Cited by 72
Expression of aquaporins in the efferent ductules, sperm counts, and sperm motility in estrogen receptor‐α deficient mice fed lab chow versus caseinRicardo Ruz, Louis Hermo, Mary Gregory et al.|Molecular Reproduction and Development|2005Cited by 59
Osteopontin Expression and Regulation in the Testis, Efferent Ducts, and Epididymis of Rats During Postnatal Development Through to Adulthood1Chad C. Luedtke, Louis Hermo, Marc D. McKee et al.|Biology of Reproduction|2002Cited by 58