Koteeswaran, R. ; Pandian, T. J. (2002) Live sperm from post-mortem preserved Indian catfish Current Science, 82 (4). pp. 447-450. ISSN 0011-3891
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Abstract
In the 240-day post-mortem preserved (at -20°C) specimens of Heteropneustes fossilis, live, fertile sperm are present. Motility and initiation of development were adduced as evidence for surveval and fertility of the cadaveric sperm. Of the normal eggs that were fertilized by the cadaveric sperm, 97% underwent cortical reactions, 95% first few cell divisions, 40% blastulation, 3% gastrulation and 2% alone successfully hatched.
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