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Sperm limitation in the Delaware Bay blue crab population [PDF]
Cohen, Jonathan H.Fisheries that selectively harvest based on sex and size have the potential to negatively impact the reproductive success of females in a population by causing reductions in sperm and seminal fluid transfer during mating.
Hoffman, Taylor
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A survey of 1700 women who formed their families using donor spermatozoa [PDF]
This paper reports the results of an online survey of 1700 recipients of donor spermatozoa conducted by the Donor Sibling Registry, aiming to understand the perspectives of respondents who had used donor spermatozoa.
Sawyer, Neroli +4 more
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Objective:We investigated the effects of Coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) vaccines on semen parameters in patients with idiopathic infertility who visited our urology clinic.Materials and Methods:Patients who visited our andrology clinic between ...
Eyüp Dil
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Experimental evolution of sperm count in protandrous self-fertilizing hermaphrodites [PDF]
SUMMARYSperm count evolution is driven by sexual selection, with an added role of selection on gamete resource allocation for hermaphrodite spermatogenesis.
Rosalind L. Murray, Asher D. Cutter
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ogt-1 males transfer sperm less often and have reduced sperm count. [PDF]
(A) Sperm competition tested by mating males with unc-39 hermaphrodites shows lower percent outcross progeny for ogt-1(jah01) males, as assessed by t-test.
Mesgana Dagnachew (14129650) +4 more
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Sperm count profile of men presenting for infertility evaluation in Nnewi Nigeria [PDF]
Objectives: To determine the prevalence of sperm count abnormalities in men who presented at Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital (NAUTH) Nnewi for infertility management.
Maducuchi, J M +15 more
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Metronidazole (MTZ) is a common antiparasitic and antibacterial drug. The drug and X-ray induced effects in mouse sperm count, sperm head abnormality and some oxidative stress parameters have been studied.
S. Singh, L. Das Roy, Sarbani Giri
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Background: Essential elements such as iron (Fe), cobalt (Co), copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), selenium (Se), rubidium (Rb), strontium (Sr), and molybdenum (Mo) are necessary for reproductive health.
Heng-Gui Chen +9 more
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Sperm Counts Are Falling Worldwide
Claims that sperm counts have fallen worldwide are based on meta-analysis of sperm concentration data taken from a variety of published studies that were never designed to answer this question. Since methods of counting sperm in the laboratory over time have changed so markedly, both in terms of the techniques used and in terms of the staff training ...
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Relation of large and small RNA content per spermatozoon with total sperm count, sperm density and sperm motility modeled with a generalized additive model. [PDF]
A) Large RNA content per sperm was inversely associated with total sperm count (p-value = 0.0003); B) Non-linear curvature relationship between small RNA per sperm content and total sperm count (non-linearity p-value = 0.037); C) Large RNA content per ...
Mark Sigman (218750) +7 more
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