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Loss of fertilization potential of desiccated rhesus macaque spermatozoa following prolonged storage by Klooster, Katie L., Burruel, Victoria R., Meyers, Stuart A.

“…Desiccation provides a novel spermatozoal preservation technique because it eliminates the need to store spermatozoa in liquid nitrogen, resulting in decreased…”
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Transcriptome profiling of individual rhesus macaque oocytes and preimplantation embryos by Chitwood, James L, Burruel, Victoria R, Halstead, Michelle M, Meyers, Stuart A, Ross, Pablo J

“…Early mammalian embryonic transcriptomes are dynamic throughout the process of preimplantation development. Cataloging of primate transcriptomics during early…”
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Paternal Effects from Methamidophos Administration in Mice by Burruel, Victoria R., Raabe, Otto G., Overstreet, James W., Wilson, Barry W., Wiley, Lynn M.

“…In this study, the mouse was used to evaluate paternal germline exposure to the organophosphate methamidophos for its potential to produce adverse effects on…”
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Desiccated Rhesus Macaque Spermatozoa Are Capable of Fertilization and Embryo Development by Klooster, Katie L., Burruel, Victoria R., Meyers, S. A.

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Normal mice develop from oocytes injected with spermatozoa with grossly misshapen heads by BURRUEL, V. R, YANAGIMACHI, R, WHITTEN, W. K

“…Because in the mouse some structurally abnormal spermatozoa can penetrate oocytes, we decided to determine whether mouse oocytes fertilized by spermatozoa with…”
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Normal Mice Develop From Oocytes Injected With Spermatozoa with Grossly Misshapen Heads1 by Burruel, Victoria R., Yanagimachi, R., Whitten, W. K.

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Genetic manipulation of sperm function in mice by Burruel, Victoria R

“…Sperm function may be defined as the spermatozoan's ability to (1) fertilize an oocyte and (2) support embryonic development from fertilization through birth…”
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In vitro fertilization rate of mouse oocytes with spermatozoa from the F1 offspring of males irradiated with 1.0 Gy 137Cs gamma-rays by Burruel, V R, Raabe, O G, Wiley, L M

“…Previous studies suggest that the spermatozoa from acutely irradiated male mice exhibit a reduced fertilization rate in vitro with the maximum decrease…”
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