The molecular basis of sperm capacitation.

The molecular basis of sperm capacitation.
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10.1002/j.1939-4640.1998.tb01994.x
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1998-03
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P. Visconti;H. Galantino-Homer;Grace D. Moore;Janice L. Bailey;Xiaoping Ning;Miguel W. Fornés;G. S. Kopf
P. Visconti;H. Galantino-Homer;Grace D. Moore;Janice L. Bailey;Xiaoping Ning;Miguel W. Fornés;G. S. Kopf
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P. Visconti;H. Galantino-Homer;Grace D. Moore;Janice L. Bailey;Xiaoping Ning;Miguel W. Fornés;G. S. Kopf

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