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Frequency of aneuploidy in sperm from patients with extremely severe male factor infertility.

Luca L Gianaroli, M Cristina MC Magli, Giorgio G Cavallini, Andor A Crippa, Marco M Nadalini, Luca L Bernardini, Giuseppe F GF Menchini Fabris, Silvia S Voliani, and Anna P AP Ferraretti

Hum Reprod 20(8):2140-52 (2005) PMID 15845594

A protocol for the chromosomal analysis of sperm samples with a severely reduced number of sperm cells was designed.

DOI: 10.1093/humrep/dei033
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