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. 2019 Nov 5;7:262. doi: 10.3389/fcell.2019.00262

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Copyright © 2019 Navarrete, Aguila, Martin-Hidalgo, Tourzani, Luque, Ardestani, Garcia-Vazquez, Levin, Buck, Darszon, Buffone, Mager, Fissore, Salicioni, Gervasi and Visconti.

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Sperm energy restriction and recovery (SER) treatment rescues sperm fertilization capacity and embryo development of a sub-fertile mouse strain. Sperm obtained from Fer^DR/DR mice were treated under CAP or SER conditions and used for insemination as described in the section “Materials and Methods.” (A) Percentage of fertilization of Fer^DR/DR sperm calculated as percentage of oocytes that reached two-cell embryo stage. (B) Percentage of blastocyst development calculated as percentage of the two-cell embryos that reached 3.5-day blastocyst stage. (C) Percentage of total blastocyst formation calculated as the percentage of 3.5-day blastocyst stage embryos out of the total number of inseminated eggs. (D) Representative image of a recipient female with its embryo-transferred pups. A total of three embryo transfers (ET) were performed as indicated in Supplementary Table S1. In each panel, significant differences are indicated as ^∗∗∗p < 0.001.