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. 2023 Mar 15;62:102671. doi: 10.1016/j.redox.2023.102671

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Fig. 6 — Pseudotime trajectory analysis reveals five novel stages during spermatogenesis. (A to C) UMAP visualization of pseudotime trajectory analysis. Cells were colored based on pseudotime (A), sample (B), and stage (C). (D and E) The single-cell trajectory containing five stages. Cells were colored based on their state (D) and cell cluster (E). (F) Cellular component analysis in each stage during spermatogenesis. (G) DotPlot view of selected upregulated enriched genes in each stage during spermatogenesis. (H) The DEGs count between the control and ND-42 groups in each stage during spermatogenesis. (I) Top 20 KEGG pathway enrichments for DEGs between the control and ND-42 groups in Stage 5.