LRRC46 Antibody - BSA Free

Immunohistochemistry: LRRC46 Antibody - BSA Free [NBP2-62692] -

Spermatogenesis defects of Lrrc46 knockout mice. (a) HE-staining of testes sections from the Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. (b) IF of anti-alpha / beta -tubulin (red) antibodies in testes sections from the Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. (c) The PAS and HE-staining analysis of the testis seminiferous tubule cross-sections of Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. The arrows highlight germ cells at various stages of spermatogenesis. Defects in the nuclear shape of several elongating spermatids were clearly evident in the Lrrc46−/− male mice seminiferous tubule (red circle). P: pachytene spermatocyte, D: diploneme spermatocyte, Z: zygotene spermatocyte, M: meiotic spermatocyte, rST: round spermatid, eST: elongating spermatid, spz: spermatozoa. (d) The PAS and HE-staining analysis of spermatids at different steps from Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. During step 1 to step 10 spermatids of acrosome development period, the sperm acrosome morphology was roughly normal in the Lrrc46−/− male mice. During step 11 to step 18, te spermatids head shaping period, the sperm had an abnormal, club-shaped sperm head morphology in Lrrc46−/− male mice while Lrrc46+/+ mice had normal, hook shaped heads. Image collected and cropped by CiteAb from the following open publication (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35955660), licensed under a CC-BY license. Not internally tested by Novus Biologicals.

Immunohistochemistry: LRRC46 Antibody - BSA Free [NBP2-62692] -

Spermatogenesis defects of Lrrc46 knockout mice. (a) HE-staining of testes sections from the Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. (b) IF of anti-alpha / beta -tubulin (red) antibodies in testes sections from the Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. (c) The PAS and HE-staining analysis of the testis seminiferous tubule cross-sections of Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. The arrows highlight germ cells at various stages of spermatogenesis. Defects in the nuclear shape of several elongating spermatids were clearly evident in the Lrrc46−/− male mice seminiferous tubule (red circle). P: pachytene spermatocyte, D: diploneme spermatocyte, Z: zygotene spermatocyte, M: meiotic spermatocyte, rST: round spermatid, eST: elongating spermatid, spz: spermatozoa. (d) The PAS and HE-staining analysis of spermatids at different steps from Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. During step 1 to step 10 spermatids of acrosome development period, the sperm acrosome morphology was roughly normal in the Lrrc46−/− male mice. During step 11 to step 18, te spermatids head shaping period, the sperm had an abnormal, club-shaped sperm head morphology in Lrrc46−/− male mice while Lrrc46+/+ mice had normal, hook shaped heads. Image collected and cropped by CiteAb from the following open publication (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35955660), licensed under a CC-BY license. Not internally tested by Novus Biologicals.

Immunohistochemistry: LRRC46 Antibody - BSA Free [NBP2-62692] -

Spermatogenesis defects of Lrrc46 knockout mice. (a) HE-staining of testes sections from the Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. (b) IF of anti-alpha / beta -tubulin (red) antibodies in testes sections from the Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. (c) The PAS and HE-staining analysis of the testis seminiferous tubule cross-sections of Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. The arrows highlight germ cells at various stages of spermatogenesis. Defects in the nuclear shape of several elongating spermatids were clearly evident in the Lrrc46−/− male mice seminiferous tubule (red circle). P: pachytene spermatocyte, D: diploneme spermatocyte, Z: zygotene spermatocyte, M: meiotic spermatocyte, rST: round spermatid, eST: elongating spermatid, spz: spermatozoa. (d) The PAS and HE-staining analysis of spermatids at different steps from Lrrc46+/+ and Lrrc46−/− male mice. During step 1 to step 10 spermatids of acrosome development period, the sperm acrosome morphology was roughly normal in the Lrrc46−/− male mice. During step 11 to step 18, te spermatids head shaping period, the sperm had an abnormal, club-shaped sperm head morphology in Lrrc46−/− male mice while Lrrc46+/+ mice had normal, hook shaped heads. Image collected and cropped by CiteAb from the following open publication (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35955660), licensed under a CC-BY license. Not internally tested by Novus Biologicals.