… structural, molecular and functional damage occurring in … membrane may be also damaged
and its fluidity may be … final results of transcriptional and translational events. This approach …

… can happen when freezing spermatozoa, can be observed at … the sperm membrane caused
by cryopreservation occur in its … the damage cryopreservation causes to the structure of the …

… freezing method of human spermatozoa. The protein alteration … during vitrification adversely
affect the acrosomal structure and … , or a damaged sperm membrane facilitating more protein …

… ART) have some adverse conditions and events. These risks … in the structure of the oocyte
plasma membrane and the … significantly decreased in cryopreserved human sperm [118]. …

… data was obtained from 100,000 events for the subsequent study … structural integrity and
motility, as well as sperm cryoprotection … , can bind to sperm plasma membrane when they pass …

… solution improved the viability and plasma membrane integrity of ram sperm after freezing.
The results of Contreras et al. [7… cryopreservation of human sperm may be time-related events …

… damage and oxidative stress. These stresses directly affect … Data were collected from
10,000 events for further analysis … may function in formation of membrane skeleton structure. …

… due to membrane, cytoskeletal, and acrosome damages [7,8]. … Structural damage to the
sperm cytoskeleton was found to be … The acrosomal reaction, an exocytic event induced by an …

… Conclusion: Vitrification of human sperm can be achieved without … Membranous and
structural damage that occur during cryopreservation of human sperm may be time-related events. …

… These events ultimately result in a weakened oxidative … the freezing medium would
increase sperm tolerance to osmotic changes, oxidative defence, and help protect their ultra-structure…