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Chromatin alterations induced by freeze‐thawing influence the fertilizing ability of human sperm

1 Oct 1991

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A previous cytochemical study revealed that chromatin alterations could be induced in frozen-thawed human sperm. In order to evaluate the biological consequences of such chromatin alterations, we evaluated the relationship between these chromatin alterations and the drastic decrease or loss of sperm fertilizing ability after freeze-thawing. Using acridine orange staining and Feulgen-DNA quantitative...

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PMID: 1794917
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2605.1991.tb01100.x

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