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One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

Spermatogonia <p>One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

Spermatogonia

One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

 - Interphase <p>One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

- Interphase

One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

 - Metaphase <p>One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

- Metaphase

One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

Primary spermatocytes in prophase <p>One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

Primary spermatocytes in prophase

One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

Secondary spermatocytes <p>One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

Secondary spermatocytes

One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

Spermatids <p>One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

Spermatids

One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

Sperm <p>One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

Sperm

One of the several spermatogonia seen here is in metaphase of mitosis. These cells are identified as spermatogonia based on their location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from the mitotic divisions of spermatogonia migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

Sertoli cell <p>A spermatogonia is shown in metaphase of mitosis. The cell can be identified as a spermatogonium based on its location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from these mitotic divisions migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

Sertoli cell

A spermatogonia is shown in metaphase of mitosis. The cell can be identified as a spermatogonium based on its location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from these mitotic divisions migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x

Tunica propria <p>A spermatogonia is shown in metaphase of mitosis. The cell can be identified as a spermatogonium based on its location next to the basement membrane.  The primary spermatocytes resulting from these mitotic divisions migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x </p>

Tunica propria

A spermatogonia is shown in metaphase of mitosis. The cell can be identified as a spermatogonium based on its location next to the basement membrane. The primary spermatocytes resulting from these mitotic divisions migrate into the adluminal compartment where they rapidly enter prophase of meiosis I. 1000x