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Prognostic markers for competent human spermatozoa: fertilizing capacity and contribution to the embryo

3 Dec 2010

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Management of male infertility largely depends on our understanding of cellular and molecular aspects of spermatogenesis as well as sperm function. Apart from standardized and comprehensive semen analysis, prognostic markers estimating the fertilizing capacity of either ejaculated spermatozoa or testicular spermatids are required. While there is general agreement that correct replacement of DNA-binding histones...

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PMID: 21128979
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2605.2010.01129.x

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