ra0001p341 | (1) | WCRB2014
Guillen-Martinez Ascension
, Nicolas Carla Moros
, Acuna Omar Salvador
, Rico Maria Jose Izquierdo
, Aviles Manuel
Introduction: Billions of sperm are deposited in female tract during porcine insemination but only a few thousands are able to reach the oviduct to facilitate fertilization. It has been reported that some of the sperm membrane proteins involved in fertilization are secreted by epididymis (i.e. SPAM-1, CRISP, and MFGE8). It was observed that the mouse oviduct is able to secrete some of these proteins. Some of them are implicated in fertilization since sperm fertility of KO mice...