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Systematic Mapping and Functional Analysis of a Family of Human Epididymal Secretory Sperm-Located Proteins

24 Aug 2010

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The mammalian spermatozoon has many cellular compartments, such as head and tail, permitting it to interact with the female reproductive tract and fertilize the egg. It acquires this fertilizing potential during transit through the epididymis, which secretes proteins that coat different sperm domains. Optimal levels of these proteins provide the spermatozoon with its ability to move to, bind to, fuse with, and...

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PMID: 20736409
DOI: 10.1074/mcp.m110.001719

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