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Capacitation, acrosome function and chromatin structure in stallion sperm

Neild et al., 2005

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27788748074058321
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Neild D
Gadella B
Agüero A
Stout T
Colenbrander B
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Animal Reproduction Science

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In general, fertility in breeding stallions is lower and more variable than in the other farm animal species, primarily because selection is based on pedigree, looks and/or athletic performance, with little consideration of fertility or fertility potential. Moreover, because the …
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