DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM TO MONITOR THE RETENTION OF RESIDUAL CYTOPLASM BY HUMAN SPERMATOZOA: CORRELATION WITH BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF THE CYTOPLASMIC SPACE, OXIDATIVE STRESS, AND SPERM FUNCTION

GOMEZ, E., & BUCKINGHAM, D.W.. (1996). DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM TO MONITOR THE RETENTION OF RESIDUAL CYTOPLASM BY HUMAN SPERMATOZOA: CORRELATION WITH BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF THE CYTOPLASMIC SPACE, OXIDATIVE STRESS, AND SPERM FUNCTION. JOURNAL OF ANDROLOGY, 17(3), 276-287. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/598505/en

GOMEZ E., BUCKINGHAM D.W.. DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM TO MONITOR THE RETENTION OF RESIDUAL CYTOPLASM BY HUMAN SPERMATOZOA: CORRELATION WITH BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF THE CYTOPLASMIC SPACE, OXIDATIVE STRESS, AND SPERM FUNCTION. JOURNAL OF ANDROLOGY[Internet]. 1996;17(3):276-287. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/598505/en

E. GOMEZ, and D.W. BUCKINGHAM, “DEVELOPMENT OF AN IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM TO MONITOR THE RETENTION OF RESIDUAL CYTOPLASM BY HUMAN SPERMATOZOA: CORRELATION WITH BIOCHEMICAL MARKERS OF THE CYTOPLASMIC SPACE, OXIDATIVE STRESS, AND SPERM FUNCTION,” JOURNAL OF ANDROLOGY, vol. 17, no. 3, pp. 276–287, 1996, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/598505/en