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Mapping the human sperm proteome across compartments, donors and individual cells
The human spermatozoon is among the most specialized cells in the body, yet where its proteins reside, where they come from and how they vary between and within men remain largely unresolved. Here we present the deepest proteomic atlas of human spermatozoa to date, identifying 10,828 proteins across
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