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Prospective controlled trial of an electrophoretic method of sperm preparation for assisted reproduction: comparison with density gradient centrifugation

1 Sept 2008

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BACKGROUND: A membrane-based electrophoretic filtration system, known as the Cell Sorter-10 (CS-10), that preferentially isolates spermatozoa with very low levels of DNA damage has recently been developed. However, it remains to be proven whether spermatozoa prepared in this way are capable of achieving fertilization in assisted conception. Therefore, this clinical trial was designed to answer this question....

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PMID: 18765400
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/den330

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