نتایج جستجو برای: sperm biology

تعداد نتایج: 198940  

Journal: :international journal of reproductive biomedicine 0
seppan prakash elumalai prithiviraj sekar suresh nagella venkata lakshmi mohanraj karthik ganesh murugesan anuradha

sperms are highly specialized cells for delivering dna from male to the ovum. incredibly, wide degree of diversity in sperm morphology in their basic structures i.e. head, middle piece and tail is found across species. differences in terms of overall size of the sperm, shape and number of sperm produced are also incredible. one of the key for this variations or diversity in sperm may be associa...

Journal: :PLoS ONE 2008
Xinjiang Cai David E. Clapham

The mammalian CatSper ion channel family consists of four sperm-specific voltage-gated Ca2+ channels that are crucial for sperm hyperactivation and male fertility. All four CatSper subunits are believed to assemble into a heteromultimeric channel complex, together with an auxiliary subunit, CatSperbeta. Here, we report a comprehensive comparative genomics study and evolutionary analysis of CatS...

Journal: :American journal of reproductive immunology 2011
Heriberto Rodríguez-Martínez Ulrik Kvist Jan Ernerudh Libia Sanz Juan J Calvete

PROBLEM Semen is a heterogeneous and complex cell suspension in a protein-rich fluid with different functions, some of them well known, others still obscure. METHOD OF STUDY This paper reviews, comparatively, our current knowledge on the growing field of proteomics of the SP and its relevance in relation to the in vivo situation, for the sake of reproductive biology, diagnostics and treatment...

2003
SHINYA INOUÉ LEWIS G. TILNEY

Structural changes inside the head of Thyone sperm undergoing the acrosomal reaction were followed with a high-resolution, differential interference contrast (DIC) video microscope . The beating sperm, adhering by their midpiece to the cover slip of a wedge perfusion chamber, were activated by a calcium ionophore (201uM A23187) suspended in sea water containing 50 mM excess CaC12. Before activa...

Journal: :فصلنامه علمی پژوهشی گیاهان دارویی 0
sh shahreari department of veterinary pathology islamic azad university yasooj branch a khaki no. 1 ettekali la, south shariati street, 5138815941, tabriz, iran tel: + 98-914-3138-399 hr ahmadi-ashtiani biochemistry and nutrition department of zanjan university of medical sciences, zanjan, iran & department of clinical biochemistry, school of medical science, tarbiat-e-modarres university sh rezazadeh institute of medicinal plants, acecr r hajiaghaei institute of medicinal plants, acecr

background: danae racemosa is a strong antioxidant and antioxidants have significant effects on spermatogenesis, sperm biology and oxidative stress, and changes in antioxidant capacity are considered to be involved in the pathogenesis of chronic diabetes mellitus. objective: because stz causes testicular dysfunction and degeneration under situations of experimentally induced diabetes in animal ...

Journal: :Current Biology 2012
John F.Y. Brookfield

What in your view is the distinguishing feature of developmental biology with respect to other natural sciences? It is the source of causality, the genome. Developmental biology differs from other sciences, physics, for example, most profoundly because of the organizing role of the primary informational content of the genome. The genomes of animals are the unique products of a billion years of ...

Journal: :Andrologia 2015
N Pant G Kumar A D Upadhyay Y K Gupta P K Chaturvedi

There are contrary reports of association of lead and cadmium with the decline in semen quality. This study evaluates whether seminal lead (Pb) and cadmium (Cd) at environmental concentration are associated with altered semen quality. We conducted a study of healthy fertile and infertile men 20-43 years of age attending the Andrology Laboratory of Reproductive Biology Department for semen analy...

2015
Brian T. Preston Michel Saint Jalme Yves Hingrat Frederic Lacroix Gabriele Sorci

Understanding whether the sperm of older males has a diminished capacity to produce successful offspring is a key challenge in evolutionary biology. We investigate this issue using 10 years of reproductive data on captive long-lived houbara bustards (Chlamydotis undulata), where the use of artificial insemination techniques means parents can only influence offspring quality via their gametes. H...

Journal: :The Plant cell 1999
N Ohad R Yadegari L Margossian M Hannon D Michaeli J J Harada R B Goldberg R L Fischer

A fundamental problem in biology is to understand how fertilization initiates reproductive development. Higher plant reproduction is unique because two fertilization events are required for sexual reproduction. First, a sperm must fuse with the egg to form an embryo. A second sperm must then fuse with the adjacent central cell nucleus that replicates to form an endosperm, which is the support t...

Journal: :The Journal of heredity 2010
Ingo Schlupp

One of the most complex and important problems in modern evolutionary biology remains to explain the evolution and persistence of sexual reproduction given the costs of sexuality. One way to study the relative strengths and weaknesses of sexuality and asexuality is to study the dynamics of the coexistence of sexual and asexual organisms. An excellent model system for such an approach is the uni...

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