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New Effective Method Of Spermatozoa Recovery From Surgically-Retrieved Testicular And Epididymal Specimens By Differential Centrifugation
Zakharova, E.
2022-11-07
sexual and reproductive health
10.1101/2022.11.03.22281832
medRxiv
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The newly proposed method of processing cell suspensions for spermatozoa recovery is based on differential centrifugation and allows obtaining male germ cells from biopsy samples and using them for fertilization, especially if they are critically low in number and conventional methods for sperm recovery do no work or are inefficient.
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