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Signaling pathways involved in human sperm hyperactivated motility stimulated by Zn2+

11 May 2018

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To fertilize the egg, sperm cells must reside in the female reproductive tract for several hours during which they undergo chemical and motility changes collectively called capacitation. During capacitation, the sperm develop a unique type of motility known as hyperactivated motility (HAM). The semen contains Zn2+ in millimolar concentrations, whereas in the female reproductive tract, the concentration is around...

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PMID: 29750435
DOI: 10.1002/mrd.22996

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