Zonae pellucidae of salt-stored hamster and human eggs: their penetrability by homologous and heterologous spermatozoa.
Zonae pellucidae of salt-stored hamster and human eggs: their penetrability by homologous and heterologous spermatozoa.
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盐储存仓鼠和人卵的透明带:同源和异源精子的渗透性。
DOI:
10.1002/mrd.1120210202
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发表时间:
1988
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Lopata,A
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作者:
Yoshimatsu,N;Yanagimachi,R;Lopata,A
Zonae pellucidae of unfertilized hamster and human eggs remain penetrable by homologous spermatozoa when they are stored in highly concentrated salt solutions [Yanagimachi et al., 19791. Neutralization of salt solutions with the appropriate pH buffers is recommended for long-term storage of the eggs (zonae), because zonae may gradually swell or even dissolve in acidic or alkaline solutions. At least for the hamster,’2 M ammonium sulfate solution containing 40 mM Hepes and 0.5% dextran (pH 7.0) seems to serve the purpose satisfactorily. Thorough rinsing of salt-stored zonae prior to insemination is important, but inclusion of protease inhibitors in the rinsing medium does not appear to be essential. A dialysis method is recommended when a large number of salt-stored eggs must be rinsed at one time. Salt-stored hamster zonae, like fresh (control) zonae, permit attachment and penetration of hamster spermatozoa, but not human spermatozoa. Saltstored human zonae, on the other hand, allow penetration by not only human spermatozoa, but also hamster spermatozoa.