Rat sperm motility analysis: Methodologic considerations

Rat Sperm are Mechanically Immobilized in the Caudal Epididymis by “lmmobilin,” a High Molecular Weight Glycoprotein

Marion C. Usselman, Richard A. Cone · Biology of Reproduction · 1983 · 117 citations · Full text

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Potential indicators of reproductive toxicity: Testicular sperm production and epididymal sperm number, transit time, and motility in Fischer 344 rats*1

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Effect of acute exposure to boric acid on the male reproductive system of the rat

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The method of sperm collection significantly influences sperm motion parameters following ethane dimethanesulphonate administration in the rat

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Measurement of epididymal sperm motility as a test variable in the rat

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