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Sperm storage causes sperm senescence in human and non-human animals
In animals, mature sperm are stored in males before ejaculation and sometimes in females before fertilization. Sperm storage provides evolutionary advantages; however, storage can also cause sperm deterioration owing to post-meiotic sperm senescence (PMSS). Yet, the extent of such deterioration, the
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