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Sperm dysfunction in the Rb(6.16)- and Rb(6.15)-bearing mice revisited: involvement of Hyalp1 and Hyal5.

Molecular reproduction and development - 1 Nov 2005

Zhang Hong, Shertok Stacy, Miller Kimberly, Taylor Leslie, Martin-Deleon Patricia A

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Earlier we showed that Sperm adhesion molecule1 (Spam1), the best studied sperm hyaluronidase, is involved in the sperm dysfunction associated with Robertsonian translocations (Rb). The dysfunction results in reduced fertility in mice homozygous for the Rb(6.16) or the Rb(6.15) translocation and transmission ratio distortion (TRD) in heterozygous males. This conclusion was based on the finding that Spam1 in the...

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PMID: 16078272
DOI: 10.1002/mrd.20360

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