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Semen-Coagulating Protein, SVS2, in Mouse Seminal Plasma Controls Sperm Fertility1

23 Nov 2006

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Mammalian seminal plasma is known to contain a decapacitation factor(s) that prevents capacitation and thus, the fertility of sperm. This phenomenon has been observed in experiments conducted in vitro that assessed the inhibition of epididymal sperm fertility by seminal plasma or by the purified decapacitation factor. However, the phenomenon of decapacitation has not yet been characterized in vivo. In the present...

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PMID: 17123940
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod.106.056887

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