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精子中的Na+,K+-ATPaseα异型表现出高度结构化和独特的分布模式

Mumtarin J Oishee, Jeffrey P McDermott, Gladis Sánchez

    Reproduction (Cambridge, England)
    |August 5, 2025
    PubMed
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    精子细胞利用特定的Na+,K+-ATPase α4载体,与无处不在的Na+,K+-ATPase α1不同,其独特的分布对受精至关重要. 它们的空间布局在精子电容化过程中发生变化,突出显示了它们在男性生育能力中的特殊作用.

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    Na+,K+-ATPase α4 和 α1 的作用.在STED显微镜中使用STED显微镜男人的生育能力 男人的生育能力蛋白质局部化定位蛋白质重塑蛋白质的重塑精子容量化能力 精子容量化能力精子运动性 精子运动性精子亚细胞局部化的精子.

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