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Reproduction (Cambridge, England)|January 10, 2012
SPINK3 modulates mouse sperm physiology through the reduction of nitric oxide level independently of its trypsin inhibitory activityL Zalazar, T E Saez Lancellotti, M Clementi, et al.Reproduction (Cambridge, England)|April 13, 2012
The sperm epigenome and potential implications for the developing embryoTimothy G Jenkins, Douglas T CarrellReproduction (Cambridge, England)|March 30, 2012
The effect of oviductal deleted in malignant brain tumor 1 over porcine sperm is mediated by a signal transduction pathway that involves pro-AKAP4 phosphorylationJuan Manuel Teijeiro, Patricia Estela MariniReproduction (Cambridge, England)|September 14, 2011
Transcriptional dynamics of the sex chromosomes and the search for offspring sex-specific antigens in spermPeter J I Ellis, Yong Yu, Shujun ZhangReproduction (Cambridge, England)|August 25, 2011
Bone morphogenetic protein 4 accelerates the establishment of bovine trophoblastic cell linesYasunori Suzuki, Katsuo Koshi, Kei Imai, et al.Reproduction (Cambridge, England)|August 25, 2011
Endocrine-disrupting chemicals in ovarian function: effects on steroidogenesis, metabolism and nuclear receptor signalingZelieann R Craig, Wei Wang, Jodi A FlawsReproduction (Cambridge, England)|October 4, 2011
The biology and evolution of polyspermy: insights from cellular and functional studies of sperm and centrosomal behavior in the fertilized eggRhonda R Snook, David J Hosken, Timothy L KarrReproduction (Cambridge, England)|October 4, 2011
Sperm surface changes and physiological consequences induced by sperm handling and storageTamara Leahy, Bart M GadellaReproduction (Cambridge, England)|October 22, 2011
Oestradiol treatment restores the capacity of castrated males to induce both the Vandenbergh and the Bruce effects in mice (Mus musculus)Joelle B Thorpe, Denys deCatanzaroReproduction (Cambridge, England)|July 30, 2011
Bovine blastocysts with developmental competence to term share similar expression of developmentally important genes although derived from different culture environmentsN Ghanem, D Salilew-Wondim, A Gad, et al.Pageof 416