An ovarian follicle is composed of an oocyte and surrounding theca and granulosa cells.
Oocytes are stored in an arrested state within primordial follicles until they are signaled to re …

Slow freezing is the most commonly used technique for the cryopreservation of spermatozoa
in clinical practice. However, it has been shown to have a negative impact on sperm function …

Sperm cryopreservation is a procedure widely used to store gametes for later use, to
preserve fertility in patients prior to gonadotoxic treatments or surgery, and for sperm …

The post-thaw fertility of frozen-thawed mammalian spermatozoa is substantially low as
compared with that of fresh sperm. Furthermore, the post-thaw fertility of the cryopreserved …

Worldwide, almost 100 million men rely on vasectomy for male contraceptive purposes. Due
to changes in their personal lives, an increasing number of these men request surgical …

Sperm cryopreservation is challenging, often resulting in irreversible damage to
spermatozoa, as indicated by decreased motility, viability, and/or acrosomal integrity …

The aim of this study was to evaluate, by computer‐assisted analysis, the motility parameters
of cryopreserved sea bream spermatozoa after prolonged storage (up to 5 years) in liquid …

The preservation of the nuclear genome's integrity is paramount for the viability and overall
health of cells, tissues, and organisms. DNA, being susceptible to damage under …

Glycerol alone or in combination with other additives is one of the most widely used and
successful cryoprotectants for human sperm. The glycerol method requires rigorous post …

Liquid nitrogen (LN) exposure, a crucial step in cryopreservation, is mainly responsible for
the reduced viability of protocorm-like bodies (PLBs) in Dendrobium nobile Lindl. To …