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Sperm-Derived Dysfunction of Human Embryos: Molecular Mechanisms and Clinical Resolution

2025-05-29

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Apart from the male genome, the fertilizing spermatozoon delivers to the oocyte several factors that are needed for embryonic development and whose deficiency can cause human embryo dysfunction. Sperm oocyte-activating factor, identified as phoshoplipase C zeta (PLCζ), drives oocyte exit from meiotic arrest and preparation for the first mitotic division by a signaling pathway initiated by periodic rises of free cy...

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3fe08cd6-8ab4-53c2-a506-9736f1f6ba59
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10.20944/preprints202505.2353.v1
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