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'''Spermatogenesis''' is the process through which immature sperm cells called [[Spermatogonial stem cells|spermatogonial stem cells]] (which are actually [[Stem cell|stem cells]]) are transformed through a series of different types of cell divisions to produce mature sperm cells called [[Spermatozoa]].
'''Spermatogenesis''' is the process through which immature sperm cells called [[Spermatogonial stem cells|spermatogonial stem cells]] (which are actually [[Stem cell|stem cells]]) are transformed through a series of different types of cell divisions to produce mature sperm cells called [[Spermatozoa]].


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Spermatogonia (or Spermatogonium singular) are undifferentiated spermatogenic cells that need to be differentiated through the processes of [[Mitosis|mitosis]] and [[Meiosis|meiosis]] before they become mature sperm cells. Spermatogenesis occurs in the [[Seminiferous tubules |seminiferous tubules]] of the testis. Both Spermatogenesis and Oogenesis are forms of Gametogenesis (formation of male and female gametes from primordial germ cells).
Spermatogonia (or Spermatogonium singular) are undifferentiated spermatogenic cells that need to be differentiated through the processes of [[Mitosis|mitosis]] and [[Meiosis|meiosis]] before they become mature sperm cells. Spermatogenesis occurs in the [[Seminiferous tubules |seminiferous tubules]] of the testis. Both Spermatogenesis and Oogenesis are forms of Gametogenesis (formation of male and female gametes from primordial germ cells).