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Dynamic and role of cytosekeletal proteins in mammalian sperm cells
Paleček, J. ; Dvořáková, K. ; Pěknicová, Jana ; Kubátová, Alena ; Moore, H. D. M.
The cytoskeleton of sperm head consists of resistant structural proteins of the nucleus and of perinuclear theca, which are largely rosponsible for the shaping of the nucleus. three mahjor cyteskeletal proteins, actin, tzubnulin and spectrin, are present in the head of mammalian spermatohzoa. Maoreober, the mictotubular cytoskeleton also contains other dynamic proteins, which have a morphological function within the cell and which are responsible for cell signalling processes.
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Dynamic and role of cytosekeletal proteins in mammalian sperm cells
Paleček, J. ; Dvořáková, K. ; Pěknicová, Jana ; Kubátová, Alena ; Dráber, Pavel
The cytoskeleton of sperm head consists of resistant structural proteins of the nucleus and of perinuclear theca, which are largely rosponsible for the shaping of the nucleus. three mahjor cyteskeletal proteins, actin, tzubnulin and spectrin, are present in the head of mammalian spermatohzoa. Maoreober, the mictotubular cytoskeleton also contains other dynamic proteins, which have a morphological function within the cell and which are responsible for cell signalling processes.
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Teplá, O. ; Pěknicová, Jana ; Mrázek, M. ; Kočí, K. ; Chládek, David ; Míka, M. ; Badalová, J. ; Pecka, T. ; Fulka, F.
Iscare IVF a.s. had a long record of successful azoospermic treatment since 1997, when the first pregnancies by MESA a TESE were published in the Czech republic. A series of diferent implanted laboratory techniques supported good results from last year. The medical problem is solved during the other field of application-histlogical findings and immunofluorescent methods.
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Antitrophoblast cell-mediated immunity /AT-CMI/ in recurrent miscarriage and ectopic pregnacy
Madar, J. ; Kučera, E. ; Šůla, K. ; Chaloupková, A. ; Pěknicová, Jana ; Tolarová, M. ; Nouza, K. ; Kinský, R.
Specific mechanisms operate in decidua nad trophoblast to establish and maintain immunological tolerance of the embryo in mother's uterus. due to the lack of this tolerance, disturbances of pregnancy may result. In this presentation, we have tested the hypothesis that anti-trohhoblast cell-mediated immunity (AT-CMI) is elevated in habitually aborting women and that extra-uterine localisation of the embryo leads to subsequent elevation of AT-CMI.
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