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Transport, Distribution and Elimination of Mammalian Sperm Following Natural Mating and Insemination

1 Sept 2015

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The integrity of transport, distribution and elimination of sperm in the female genital tract plays a pivotal role for successful reproduction in mammals. At coitus, millions or billions of sperm are deposited either into the anterior vagina (human, primates), the cervix (most mammalian species) or the uterus (pig). In most species, the first anatomical barrier is the cervix, where spermatozoa with poor...

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PMID: 26382022
DOI: 10.1111/rda.12576

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