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Low Density Regions of DNA in Human Sperm Appear as Vacuoles after Translucent Staining With Reactive Blue 2

2013-01-01

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Human sperm often contain vacuoles, and it is therefore necessary to determine whether vacuoles in the chromosomal region are responsible for DNA deterioration. To that end, the present study developed a novel clinical examination technique, translucent staining, for the visualization of vacuoles. Highly diluted Reactive Blue 2 (RB2, 100 pmol/L) faintly stained the sperm head to reveal a translucent bluish body wi...

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7f634fee-9eb8-511c-b46e-4c8ccf53e2da
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10.4172/2168-9784.1000145
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