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Developmental capacity of damaged spermatozoa

1 Sept 1999

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We report the first detailed and systematic study in a mammalian system to unravel the mystery of the beginnings of life. The fertilizing ability of damaged spermatozoa at various levels of disintegration (cellular and molecular) has been investigated in homologous (mouse) and heterologous (human spermatozoon, hamster oocyte) models. Live pups were produced after destruction of spermatozoa at various cellular and...

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PMID: 10469696
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/14.9.2279

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