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Adaptation and strategy for fertilization in the sperm of teleost fish

2008-07-24

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Discovery of the environmental triggers for the initiation of sperm motility (Movisawa and Suzuki, 1980) was one of the starting points for understanding the mechanisms regulating sperm behaviour, activation and chemotaxis, which occur as a prologue to fertilization. Further discoveries on egg-derived factors triggering the activation of sperm motility in Pacific herring (Movisawa et al., 1992; Yanagimachi et al.,...

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0426.2008.01126.x

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