To gain fertilization ability sperm must undergo a series of physiological modification inthe female tract called capacitation, which leads to the acquisition of hyperactivatedmotility (HA) and the ability to undergo acrosome reaction (AR). Membrane potential(Em) hyperpolarization and alkalinization of the intracellular pH are necessary for HAand AR to take place. It has been reported either pharmacologically or genetically(potassium channel Slo3 knockout mice) that hyperpolarization is necessary andsufficient for sperm acrosomal responsiveness. In addition, intracellular alkalinizationallows the opening of CatSper channels which lead to an increase in intracellular calciumthat is fundamental for the HA of sperm. The aim of this work was to...
AbstractMammalian sperm must undergo a series of physiological changes after leaving the testis to b...
AbstractThere are several physiological and pharmacological evidences indicating that opening of vol...
AbstractMouse sperm resting membrane potential (Er) (−42±8.8 mV), determined with a potential sensit...
Mammalian sperm are unable to fertilize the egg immediately after ejaculation. In order to gain fert...
Sperm capacitation is essential to gain fertilizing capacity. During this process, a series of bioch...
<div><p>Unlike most cells of the body which function in an ionic environment controlled within narro...
Unlike most cells of the body which function in an ionic environment controlled within narrow limits...
Unlike most cells of the body which function in an ionic environment controlled within narrow limits...
AbstractTo fertilize, mammalian sperm must complete a maturational process called capacitation. It i...
AbstractTo fertilize, mammalian sperm must complete a maturational process called capacitation. It i...
To fertilize an egg, mammalian sperm must undergo capacitation in the female genital tract. A key co...
Mammalian sperm must undergo a functionally defined process called capacitation to be able to fertil...
To fertilize an egg, mammalian sperm must undergo capacitation in the female genital tract. A key co...
Mammalian sperm acquire fertilizing capacity in the female tract in a process called capacitation. A...
AbstractThere are several physiological and pharmacological evidences indicating that opening of vol...
AbstractMammalian sperm must undergo a series of physiological changes after leaving the testis to b...
AbstractThere are several physiological and pharmacological evidences indicating that opening of vol...
AbstractMouse sperm resting membrane potential (Er) (−42±8.8 mV), determined with a potential sensit...
Mammalian sperm are unable to fertilize the egg immediately after ejaculation. In order to gain fert...
Sperm capacitation is essential to gain fertilizing capacity. During this process, a series of bioch...
<div><p>Unlike most cells of the body which function in an ionic environment controlled within narro...
Unlike most cells of the body which function in an ionic environment controlled within narrow limits...
Unlike most cells of the body which function in an ionic environment controlled within narrow limits...
AbstractTo fertilize, mammalian sperm must complete a maturational process called capacitation. It i...
AbstractTo fertilize, mammalian sperm must complete a maturational process called capacitation. It i...
To fertilize an egg, mammalian sperm must undergo capacitation in the female genital tract. A key co...
Mammalian sperm must undergo a functionally defined process called capacitation to be able to fertil...
To fertilize an egg, mammalian sperm must undergo capacitation in the female genital tract. A key co...
Mammalian sperm acquire fertilizing capacity in the female tract in a process called capacitation. A...
AbstractThere are several physiological and pharmacological evidences indicating that opening of vol...
AbstractMammalian sperm must undergo a series of physiological changes after leaving the testis to b...
AbstractThere are several physiological and pharmacological evidences indicating that opening of vol...
AbstractMouse sperm resting membrane potential (Er) (−42±8.8 mV), determined with a potential sensit...