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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Murine spermatozoa"”.
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Localization of FC Receptors on Murine Spermatozoa.
… serum binds to the acrosomal region of spermatozoa of a number of species (Weil and Finkler, 1959; Edwards, 1960). Beck et al. (1962) demonstrated by immunofluorescent techniques that this serum component is an immunoglobulin molecule and it can bind to both the acrosome and tail region …
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Regulation of Volume by Spermatozoa and Its Significance for Conservation Biology
… of the volume regulatory mechanism of spermatozoa could produce options to improve the cryopreservation of spermatozoa and provide a non-hormonal contraceptive option for men, both of which could have significant impacts on global biodiversity preservation. Volume regulation of somatic …
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Mechanisms and consequences of DNA damage, response and apoptosis in spermatozoa.
DNA damage in spermatozoa is a crucial contributor to spontaneous abortion, severe genetic disease in the offspring and infertility. The chromatin of spermatozoa is highly compacted, transcriptionally and translationally silent, hence lacking DNA damage response (DDR). DDR foci follow within …
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Mechanisms and consequences of DNA damage, response and apoptosis in spermatozoa.
DNA damage in spermatozoa is a crucial contributor to spontaneous abortion, severe genetic disease in the offspring and infertility. The chromatin of spermatozoa is highly compacted, transcriptionally and translationally silent, hence lacking DNA damage response (DDR). DDR foci follow within …
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CatSper: Characterisation in Human Spermatozoa and Clinical Significance
… for initiation of hyperactive motility in murine spermatozoa, and was previously identified to be disrupted in sperm from an infertile patient. However, little is known about the incidence of CatSper defects in the IVF (in-vitro fertilisation) patient population.<br/><br/>In the present …