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Heterogenous Turnover of Sperm and Seminal Vesicle Proteins in the Mouse Revealed by Dynamic Metabolic Labeling

14 Feb 2012

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Plasticity in ejaculate composition is predicted as an adaptive response to the evolutionary selective pressure of sperm competition. However, to respond rapidly to local competitive conditions requires dynamic modulation in the production of functionally relevant ejaculate proteins. Here we combine metabolic labeling of proteins with proteomics to explore the opportunity for such modulation within mammalian...

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PMID: 22331477
DOI: 10.1074/mcp.m111.014993

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