Can varying the number of spermatozoa used for insemination improve in vitro fertilization rates?

J E Johnson; Johnson JE; Boone WR; W R Boone

doi:10.1023/a:1009454026923

Can varying the number of spermatozoa used for insemination improve in vitro fertilization rates?

J E Johnson, Johnson JE, Boone WR, W R Boone

Journal of assisted reproduction and genetics · 2000 · vol. 17(7) , pp. 397–9 · doi:10.1023/a:1009454026923 · PMID:11077622 · PMC3489421

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This paper investigates whether varying the number of spermatozoa used for insemination improves in vitro fertilization rates.

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Fertilization in Vitro Spermatozoa Adult Female Fertilization in Vitro Humans Male Polyploidy Spermatozoa Treatment Outcome

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