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Sperm morphology in the Malagasy rodents (Muroidea: Nesomyinae) by Ding, Xiaodan, Leigh, C.M., Goodman, S.M., Bedford, J.M., Carleton, M.D., Breed, W.G.

“…The morphology of the spermatozoon of representative species of the subfamily Nesomyinae (Muroidea: Nesomyidae), a monophyletic group of rodents endemic to…”
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The status and the state of the human epididymis by Bedford, J M

“…As far as can be determined now, the general organization of the human epididymis, the regional character of its epithelium and luminal environment, and the…”
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Mammalian fertilization misread ? Sperm penetration of the eutherian zona pellucida is unlikely to be a lytic event by BEDFORD, J. M

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Significance of the equatorial segment of the acrosome of the spermatozoon in eutherian mammals by Bedford, J M, Moore, H D, Franklin, L E

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Effects of epididymal maturation, zinc (II) and copper (II) on the reactive sulfhydryl content of structural elements in rat spermatozoa by Calvin, H I, Yu, C C, Bedford, J M

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Sperm/egg binding patterns and oocyte cytology in retrospective analysis of fertilization failure in vitro by Bedford, J M, Kim, H H

“…Failures of fertilization in in-vitro fertilization have been often linked to visually recognizable defects in spermatozoa, and occasionally to anti-sperm…”
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Significance of the need for sperm capacitation before fertilization in eutherian mammals by Bedford, J.M

“…In order to fertilize, the spermatozoa of eutherian mammals must undergo capacitation in the female tract. The subcellular changes involved in capacitation…”
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Cleavage of rabbit eggs after microsurgical injection of testicular spermatozoa by Yanagida, K, Bedford, J M, Yanagimachi, R

“…A rabbit testicular spermatozoon or sperm head was injected microsurgically into the cytoplasm of each of 64 mature rabbit oocytes and 71 control eggs were…”
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Epididymal fluid macromolecules do not act as auto- or alloantigens by Esponda, P, Bedford, J. M

“…Because epididymal secretory glycoproteins form important functional associations with maturing spermatozoa, the possibility has been explored that epididymal…”
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Comparison of the penetrability of the egg vestments in follicular oocytes, unfertilized and fertilized ova of the rabbit by Overstreet, J.W., Bedford, J.M.

“…Mixed populations of rabbit ovulated eggs and follicular oocytes, one labelled with a fluorescent marker, were transferred to the same tubal ampulla of an…”
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Sperm wars: By R.R. Baker Fourth Estate, 1996. £7.99 pbk (384 pages) ISBN 1 857 02356 0 by Birkhead, T.R., Moore, H.D.M., Bedford, J.M.

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Fertilizing rabbit spermatozoa are not selected as a special population by the female tract by Foldesy, R G, Bedford, J M, Orgebin-Crist, M C

“…The survival of rabbit embryos from eggs fertilized by spermatozoa passing naturally from the vagina to the ampulla of the oviduct was compared with that of…”
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Observations on some properties of a potent sperm-head agglutinin in the semen of a fertile rabbit by Bedford, J M

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Human sperm competition: By R.R. Baker and M. Bellis Chapman & Hall, 1995 £47.00 hbk (376 pages) ISBN 0 412 45430 0 by Birkhead, T.R., Moore, H.D.M., Bedford, J.M.

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NON SPECIFIC TAIL-TAIL AGGLUTINATION OF MAMMALIAN SPERMATOZOA by BEDFORD, J M

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Ultrastructure of the equatorial segment of hamster spermatozoa during penetration of oocytes by Moore, H D, Bedford, J M

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The influence of X-irradiation of rabbit spermatozoa on fertilization and early cleavage by Bedford, J M, Hunter, R H

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Specificity of sperm-binding Wolffian duct proteins in the rooster and their persistence on spermatozoa in the female host glands by Morris, S A, Howarth, Jr, B, Crim, J W, Rodriguez de Cordoba, A, Esponda, P, Bedford, J M

“…Unlike those of mammals, chicken spermatozoa can develop their fertilizing ability before they leave the testis to pass into the Wolffian duct; moreover,…”
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