Selvaraju et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Deciphering the complexity of sperm transcriptome reveals genes governing functional membrane and acrosome integrities potentially influence fertilitySelvaraju et al., 2021
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- Selvaraju S
- Ramya L
- Parthipan S
- Swathi D
- Binsila B
- Kolte A
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- Cell and Tissue Research
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Deciphering sperm transcriptome is the key to understanding the molecular mechanisms governing peri-fertilization, embryonic development, and pregnancy establishment. This study aimed to profile sperm transcriptome to identify signature transcripts regulating male …
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