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Journal of Reproduction and Fertility (1978) 52 339-342
DOI: 10.1530/jrf.0.0520339
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In-vitro fertilization of preovulatory human eggs

A. Lopata, R. McMaster, J. C. McBain and W. I. H. Johnston

Summary. Preovulatory eggs were aspirated from the ovaries of women 36–38 h after hCG and incubated with washed sperm suspensions for 3 or 6 h; 5 out of 9 eggs were fertilized. Sperm penetration into the ooplasm and decondensation of the male chromatin was observed by 3 h, and an early pronucleate egg was found by 6 h, suggesting that human spermatozoa may become capacitated in vitro in 3–4 h.







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