Selection and validation of optimal housekeeping gene through RNA-sequence and qRT-PCR analysis in rat testis tissues and Sertoli cells under mangancism and Coridius chinensis extracts rescue

Jing Wu Pan Tao Zheng-Yi Zhang D. Luo Huixian Lou Chuan-Bo Zhu Xiao-Lang Yan Yu Hu Xiao-Wei Sun Xiao-Hui Hou Fei Gao Nan-Jian Luo P. Clave Testículo; Célula Sertoli; Transcriptoma; Gen constitutivo; Manganismo; Coridius

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This study demonstrates that PPIA may serve as the optimal HKG in rat testicular tissues and Sertoli cells under various pathological conditions, providing valuable reference data for functional gene expression studies related to testicular diseases in mammals.

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