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Development of a novel electrophoretic system for the isolation of human spermatozoa

Ainsworth et al., 2005

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15730847108013915506
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Ainsworth C
Nixon B
Aitken R
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Human Reproduction

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BACKGROUND: Optimization of assisted conception outcomes involves the development of rapid, safe, effective techniques for the isolation of functional human spermatozoa free from significant DNA damage. In this study we describe a novel electrophoretic sperm isolation …
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