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Sperm preparedness and adaptation to osmotic and pH stressors relate to functional competence of sperm in Bos taurus

19 Nov 2021

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Abstract The adaptive ability of sperm in the female reproductive tract micromilieu signifies the successful fertilization process. The study aimed to analyze the preparedness of sperm to the prevailing osmotic and pH stressors in the female reproductive tract. Fresh bovine sperm were incubated in 290 (isosmotic-control), 355 (hyperosmotic-uterus and oviduct), and 420 (hyperosmotic-control) mOsm/kg and each with...

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PMID: 34799600
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-021-01928-6

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