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The Fallopian tubes in domestic mammals: how vital is their physiological activity?

1 May 2005

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Set in an historical perspective, this essay examines diverse physiological aspects of Fallopian tube function in domestic animals and man. Microsurgical experiments are described that established the role of the isthmus in imposing a sperm gradient up to the site of fertilisation. Resection of the isthmus followed by reanastomosis of the remaining portions of the tube generated a high incidence of polyspermy in...

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PMID: 15982454
DOI: 10.1051/rnd:2005020

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