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Picomolar gradients of progesterone select functional human sperm even in subfertile samples

31 May 2013

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More than 1 million infertility treatments are practiced around the world per year, but only 30% of the couples succeed in taking a baby home. Reproductive technology depends in part on sperm quality, which influences not only fertilization but also embryo development and implantation. In order to provide a better quality sperm subpopulation, innovative sperm selection techniques based on physiological sperm...

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PMID: 23729411
DOI: 10.1093/molehr/gat037

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