Glycogen and lactate metabolism in mouse fetal Sertoli cells sustain the germ line
Martín A. Estermann(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Blanche Capel(Duke Medical Center), Joseph Sheheen(Duke University), Boris M. Tezak(Duke University), Humphrey H-C Yao(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Tsuyoshi Morita(The University of Osaka), Yu-Ying Chen(National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences), Sara A. Grimm(National Institutes of Health)
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