spermatogonia
əˈgoʊ
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| —n , pl -nia | |
| zoology an immature male germ cell that divides to form many spermatocytes | |
| [C19: from | |
| spermato'gonial | |
| —adj | |
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Spermatogonia
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Medical Dictionary
spermatogonium sper·mat·o·go·ni·um (spər-māt'ə-gō'nē-əm, spûr'mə-tə-)
n. pl. sper·mat·o·go·ni·a (-nē-ə)
Any of the cells of the gonads in male organisms that are the progenitors of spermatocytes. Also called spermatoblast.
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Science Dictionary
spermatogonium  (spər-māt'ə-gō'nē-əm) Pronunciation Key
Plural spermatogonia Any of the cells of the gonads in male organisms that undergo mitosis to form spermatocytes as well as new spermatogonia. See more at spermatogenesis. |
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