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Blast transformation induced by spermatozoa
Annals of the Medical Section of the Polish Academy of Sciences
|January 1, 1976
Abstract:
Human lymphocytes cultured for 3-8 days in the presence of autologous or allogenic spermatozoa undergo blast transformation. Possible mechanisms of the response are discussed.
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