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A microfluidic sperm-sorting device reduces the proportion of sperm with double-stranded DNA fragmentation

27 Jul 2021

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Sperm DNA fragmentation can be produced in one (ssSDF) or both (dsSDF) DNA strands, linked to difficulties in naturally achieving a pregnancy and recurrent miscarriages, respectively. The techniques more frequently used to select sperm require centrifugation, which may induce sperm DNA fragmentation (SDF). The objective of this study was to assess whether the microfluidic-based device FertileChip® (now...

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PMID: 34313213
DOI: 10.1017/s0967199421000484

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