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Hyperactivated Sperm Progress in the Mouse Oviduct1

1 May 1992

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Sperm from naturally mated mice were observed and videotaped moving within mouse oviducts. The typical pattern of sperm progress involved intermittently breaking free and swimming a short distance, then reattaching to the epithelium. The proportion of sperm that swam freely (were not attached to the epithelium) was calculated and analyzed for effects of oviductal region, ovulation status, and sperm location...

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PMID: 1591334
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod46.5.779

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