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Towards a kingdom of reproductive life - the core sperm proteome

28 Apr 2025

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In brief: Sperm function is essential for fertility across humans, agriculture and wildlife, yet comparative studies remain limited. This study integrates multi-species proteomic data to identify a core sperm proteome, uncovering conserved molecular pathways and validating novel sperm proteins critical for motility and fertilization. Abstract: Reproductive biology is often considered in three siloed research...

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PMID: 40298292
DOI: 10.1530/rep-25-0105

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