Human fertilization in vivo and in vitro requires the CatSper channel to initiate sperm hyperactivation - Young, Samuel; Schiffer, Christian; Wagner, Alice; Patz, Jannika; Potapenko, Anton; Herrmann, Leonie; Nordhoff, Verena; Pock, Tim; Krallmann, Claudia; Stallmeyer, Birgit; Röpke, Albrecht; Kierzek, Michelina; et al. (The Journal of clinical investigation, 2024)
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