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Dynamics of acrosome reaction during intra-specific sperm competition in rodents.
 Veselá, Kateřina ; Hortová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Pěknicová, Jana (referee)
Dynamics of acrosome reaction during intra-specific sperm competition in rodents Sperm acrosome integrity is disturbed in promiscuous species field mice (Apodemus) and more than half of the spermatozoa undergoing spontaneous acrosome reaction (AR) before binding to the zona pellucida. In Muridae it is documented a generally high rate of spontaneous AR, and the percentage increases in promiscuous species up to 60 % in 60 min capacitation in vitro. The acrosome integrity positively corellates with presence of CD46 protein which absence in wood mouse is fenotypicaly same as in CD46 knock-out mouse leading to accelerated spontaneous AR. It is necessary to clarify whether for mouse sperm it is essential the primary binding of intact sperm to zona pellucida of the egg or whether it is preferred secondary sperm binding after spontaneous AR. In this context, the question is whether there is a relocalization of the key fusion protein IZUMO in sperm during spontaneous AR. IZUMO relocalization was monitored by immunofluorescence at specific times of capacitation in vitro during spontaneous and induced AR. IZUMO relocalization as closely connected to actin cytoskeleton, and β1 integrins. Dynamics and localization of β1 integrin during spontaneous and induced AR was also detected by immunofluorescence. Our results...
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Dynamics of acrosome reaction during intra-specific sperm competition in rodents.
 Veselá, Kateřina ; Hortová, Kateřina (advisor) ; Pěknicová, Jana (referee)
Dynamics of acrosome reaction during intra-specific sperm competition in rodents Sperm acrosome integrity is disturbed in promiscuous species field mice (Apodemus) and more than half of the spermatozoa undergoing spontaneous acrosome reaction (AR) before binding to the zona pellucida. In Muridae it is documented a generally high rate of spontaneous AR, and the percentage increases in promiscuous species up to 60 % in 60 min capacitation in vitro. The acrosome integrity positively corellates with presence of CD46 protein which absence in wood mouse is fenotypicaly same as in CD46 knock-out mouse leading to accelerated spontaneous AR. It is necessary to clarify whether for mouse sperm it is essential the primary binding of intact sperm to zona pellucida of the egg or whether it is preferred secondary sperm binding after spontaneous AR. In this context, the question is whether there is a relocalization of the key fusion protein IZUMO in sperm during spontaneous AR. IZUMO relocalization was monitored by immunofluorescence at specific times of capacitation in vitro during spontaneous and induced AR. IZUMO relocalization as closely connected to actin cytoskeleton, and β1 integrins. Dynamics and localization of β1 integrin during spontaneous and induced AR was also detected by immunofluorescence. Our results...
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