Optimization of microelectrophoresis to select highly negatively charged sperm

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Optimization of microelectrophoresis to select highly negatively charged sperm

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Optimization of microelectrophoresis to select highly negatively charged sperm

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Benjamin R Emery

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Douglas T Carrell

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James M Hotaling

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Kristin Murphy

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Luke Simon

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679-688

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10.1007/S10815-016-0700-X

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Kenneth I Aston

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2016-03-23T00:00:00Z

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