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Evolutionary Consequences of Sperm Cell Aging

1 Dec 2007

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Animal breeding research, reproductive biology, and cellular biogerontology show that fertilization rates and zygote viability critically depend on sperm age. Sexual selection research focuses on differences between male genotypes in sperm performance, such as motility, competitive ability, or compatibility with eggs, but without considering sperm age. A combined view (that the thermodynamically inevitable...

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PMID: 18217528
DOI: 10.1086/522811

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