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Tag: Sperm Competition

Academic Research Ethical Concerns in Genetics Reproductive Biology
Arman Kuyran

Hidden battle of X, Y chromosome sperm in mice determined by contest for proteins

The Hidden Battle of X and Y Chromosome Sperm in Mice: Determined by Contest for Proteins As per Charles Darwin’s theory of evolution, fitness is an organism’s ability to survive and reproduce in its environment. This concept is not only applicable to the animal kingdom at large but even on a microscopic level, particularly when […]

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