Lactic and Malic Dehydrogenases in Human Spermatozoa
Science · 1963 · 294 citations · 8 references
FertilityGeneticsMolecular GeneticsSemen AnalysisReproductive BiologyMolecular HeterogeneityFertilisationPublic HealthInfertilityAndrologyBiochemistryCell DivisionSperm BiologyGameteHuman SpermatozoaHomogeneous PopulationHuman ReproductionBiologyMetabolismMedicine
Human spermatozoa, representing a homogeneous population of postmitotic cells, contain five electrophoretically distinct lactic dehydrogenases and two malic dehydrogenases. This indicates that molecular heterogeneity of enzymes is characteristic of the individual cell and is not a reflection of heterogeneity of cell types within a tissue.
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