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Sperm chromosome analysis as a new system to test human X‐and Y‐sperm separation

Ueda et al., 1987

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588197637698548298
Author
Ueda K
Yanagimachi R
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Gamete research

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The correlation between the percentage of F-body-positive spermatozoa (F-sperm) and that of Y-chromosome-bearing spermatozoa (Y-sperm) determined by human sperm chromosome analysis was examined after spermatozoa were separated by an albumin …
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