Sperm-borne miR-34c-5p and miR-191-3p as markers for sperm motility and embryo developmental competence.

Soraia PintoSara C PereiraAntónio RochaAlberto BarrosMarco G Alves Pedro Fontes Oliveira

Published in: Andrology (2024)

This study provides evidence suggesting that the abundance of miR-34c-5p in spermatozoa is correlated not only with total sperm motility but also with markers of embryo developmental competence, highlighting the potential significance of this sperm microRNA content as a biomarker in assisted reproduction.

Keyphrases

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long non coding rna
long noncoding rna
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