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The Relationship between Sperm Morphology and In Vitro Fertilization Ability in Mice

1 Jan 2006

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In vitro fertilization (IVF) is widely used in reproduction research, but the sperm of some inbred strains of mice yield low fertilization rates in IVF. To determine the cause of this problem, we examined the effect of epididymal sperm morphology, in particular, tail bending and the presence and type of cytoplasmic droplet (CD), on fertilizability in vitro. Sperm suspensions were obtained from the following five...

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PMID: 16757880
DOI: 10.1262/jrd.18023

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