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Coculture of human spermatozoa with reproductive tract cell monolayers can enhance sperm functions better than coculture with Vero cell monolayers

scientific article published on May 1996

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Coculture of human spermatozoa with reproductive tract cell monolayers can enhance sperm functions better than coculture with Vero cell monolayers (English)

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Lai YM

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Chang FH

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Lee CL

3

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Lee JD

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Huang HY

5

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Wang ML

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Chan PJ

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Chang MY

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Soong YK

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1 May 1996

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6

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Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics

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13

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5

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417-422

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https://scigraph.springernature.com/pub.10.1007/bf02066175

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Co-culture of 1-cell mouse embryos on different cell supports

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Human embryonic behavior in a sequential human oviduct-endometrial coculture system

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Movement characteristics and hyperactivation of human sperm on different epithelial cell monolayers

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Human sperm function after coculture with human fallopian tubal epithelial cell monolayers: in vitro model for studying cell interactions in early human conception.

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Andrology: Co-culture with Vero cell monolayer maintains the motility of asthenozoospermic semen samples

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Vero cells stimulate human sperm motility in vitro

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Cocultures: a new lead in embryo quality improvement for assisted reproduction

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A successful pregnancy after subzonal insertion with epididymal sperm and coculture on Vero cell monolayer

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The effects of Vero (green monkey kidney) cell coculture on the motility patterns of cryopreserved human spermatozoa

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Epithelial cell coculture and the induction of sperm capacitation

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Evaluation of Vero cell co-culture system for mouse embryos in various media.

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Epididymal sperm aspiration with assisted reproductive techniques: difference between congenital and acquired obstructive azoospermia?

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https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8739059

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Effects of the coculture with human endometrial cells on the function of spermatozoa from subfertile men.

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10.1007/BF02066175

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