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. 2022 Apr 25;9:883607. doi: 10.3389/fvets.2022.883607

Figure 1.

Figure 1

The sperm count of epididymal (A), the sperm motility of epididymal (B), the abnormal sperm count of epididymal (C). A transmission electron microscope photograph of sperm in epididymal (D–G). (D,F) are transmission electron micrographs of sperm flagellum in a GETV-infected mouse; (E,G) are transmission electron micrographs of sperm flagellum in the control mouse; the scale of (D,E) is 200 nm; the scale of (F,G) is 1 μm. Partial peripheral microtubules disappear (a thin white arrow); swollen mitochondria in sperm midpiece (a thick white arrow).