Double-stranded sperm DNA damage is a cause of delay in embryo development and can impair implantation rates
To analyze the effect of single- and double-stranded sperm DNA fragmentation (ssSDF and dsSDF) on human embryo kinetics monitored under a time-lapse system.
Source: fertstert.org
Double-stranded sperm DNA damage is a cause of delay in embryo development and can impair implantation rates
Published in Embryology and Reproductive Medicine
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