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Section I. Introduction to Spermatology Symposium
Chapter 1. The XIIIth International Symposium on Spermatology
Chapter 2. Fifty Years of the Spermatology Symposium
Chapter 3. Spermatology in Sweden
Section II. Are Sperm at the Verge of Extinction?
Chapter 4. Temporal trends in human sperm counts: Findings and implications
`Chapter 5. Is Decreasing Sperm Concentrations a Sign of a General Decay in Fertility Potential?
Chapter 6. Environmental toxicants and sperm production in men and animals
Section III. Sperm DNA: protection and delivery of a complete and undamaged genome?
Chapter 7. Post-testicular sperm DNA oxidation: what to be afraid of?
Chapter 8. Sperm as a possible source of transgenerational epimutations and genetic instability
Chapter 9. Complex population of chromatin-associated proteins identified in mature sperm of the European sea bass (Dicentrarchuslabrax) through high-throughput proteomic analysis
Chapter 10. Does Cinnamtannin B-1 protects or destabilize sperm DNA? Contradictory results of SCSA® and TUNEL Invited presentations
Chapter 11. Peripubertal serum dioxin concentrations and sperm methylome of young Russian adults
Chapter 12. Sperm DNA fragmentation in human split ejaculates
Section IV
Sperm Competition, Evolution and Sperm-Egg Interaction
Chapter 13. The sexual cascade: evolutionary dynamics of sperm competition
Chapter 14. Genotype-phenotype associations in relation to evolution of sperm form and function
Chapter 15. From mouse to human: New aspects of sperm transport and fertilization using cutting edge technologies
Chapter 16. First Snapshot of How Sperm Binds the Egg at the Molecular Level
Chapter 17. The Typical and Atypical Centrioles and Their Potential Roles in the Sperm and Embryo
Chapter 18. Adaptive modifications of the regulation of sperm motility in the diversification of reproductive modes of amphibians
Section V
Genetic aspects of sperm production and performance and its effects on the offspring
Chapter 19. When cilia go bad
the complex genetics of ciliopathies
Chapter 20. Within-Ejaculate Sperm Selection and its Implications for Assisted Reproduction Technologies
Chapter 21. Requirements for informative and robust computational measures of sperm motility
Chapter 22. Effect of cryopreservation on the genome of sperm in animal and humans
Chapter 23. Mutations in the CFAP-coding Genes Lead to Male Infertility with Multiple Morphological Abnormalities of the Sperm Flagella
Chapter 24. The mouse-specific Gly-to-Cys mutation in mammalian acrosin is a cause of impairment in proteolytic activity
Chapter 25. Chemical and genetic approaches to identify C. elegans spermiogenesis-related factors
Section V -CASA
Advances and Challenges
Chapter 26. CASA in the clinical andrology laboratory
Chapter 27. Process and Data Management of Casa in Animal Spermatozoa
Chapter 28. Relationship between flagellar movement and head trajectory at higher frame rates-is this still a valid approach for CASA?
Chapter 29. CASA a Suitable tool for epidemiology and reprotox studies
Section VI -Challenges for Sperm Function In Vitro
Chapter 30. Common challenges for sperm in vitro- causes and consequences
Chapter 31. Main effects of in vitro manipulation of spermatozoa
Chapter 32. Effect of Melatonin on Capacitation and Ca2+ Distribution in Red Deer Spermatozoa
Chapter 33. Unravelling the signal transduction pathways of novel mitochondrial peroxiporins in activated piscine spermatozoa
Chapter 34. Prolonged chilled preservation and preliminary investigations of energy production of koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) spermatozoa
Chapter 35. Sperm motion and metabolism in physiological conditions
Chapter 36. Gametes collision in fresh water fish: evidences of guidance and selection
Chapter 37. Lectin-binding pattern changes on the bovine sperm after differently induced process of capacitation
Section VII -Heterogeneity of Sperm Morphology and Laboratory Techniques to Overcome Assessment Challenges
Chapter 38. Have we conquered sperm morphology analysis in different mammalian species as analysed by CASMA?
Chapter 39. Progress with sperm morphology evaluation after the strict criteria prognosis groups era due to the introduction of the new lower reference limit values for semen parameters of the 2010 WHO manual
Chapter 40. A structured assessment for the assessment of human sperm morphology
Chapter 41. On the Indispensability for Standardization of the Basic Examination of Human Semen
Chapter 42. A simple but dramatic technical improvement in the Diff Quik stain protocol used for preparing specimens for sperm morphology evaluation (Improved Diff Quik stain protocol for preparation of sperm morphology evaluation specimens)
Section VII
Fertility and Infertility
Chapter 43. Intracellular Viruses Identification in Sperm Assay of Patients with Fertility problems
Chapter 44. Association between vitamin D intake and vitamin D status with semen parameters among young men in Southern Spain
Chapter 45. Single cell analysis of intracellular calcium signalling of patient sperm and its relation to IVF success
Chapter 46. Sperm from a patient with a homozygous in-frame deletion in CATSPERE lack functional CatSper expression and fail to fertilise at IVF
Chapter 47. Changes in pattern of protein phosphorylation in bull testicular and epididymal sperm
Chapter 48. Proteomics and biomarker identification in improved sperm motility parameters after 4 h of ejaculatory abstinence
Chapter 49. HSP90A may control spermatogenesis of Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) cryptorchid testes
Chapter 50. Improved sperm function in human sperm subpopulations: a model for studying subfertility
Chapter 51. Absence of BSP protein have not important effect on male infertility.
Chapter 1. The XIIIth International Symposium on Spermatology
Chapter 2. Fifty Years of the Spermatology Symposium
Chapter 3. Spermatology in Sweden
Section II. Are Sperm at the Verge of Extinction?
Chapter 4. Temporal trends in human sperm counts: Findings and implications
`Chapter 5. Is Decreasing Sperm Concentrations a Sign of a General Decay in Fertility Potential?
Chapter 6. Environmental toxicants and sperm production in men and animals
Section III. Sperm DNA: protection and delivery of a complete and undamaged genome?
Chapter 7. Post-testicular sperm DNA oxidation: what to be afraid of?
Chapter 8. Sperm as a possible source of transgenerational epimutations and genetic instability
Chapter 9. Complex population of chromatin-associated proteins identified in mature sperm of the European sea bass (Dicentrarchuslabrax) through high-throughput proteomic analysis
Chapter 10. Does Cinnamtannin B-1 protects or destabilize sperm DNA? Contradictory results of SCSA® and TUNEL Invited presentations
Chapter 11. Peripubertal serum dioxin concentrations and sperm methylome of young Russian adults
Chapter 12. Sperm DNA fragmentation in human split ejaculates
Section IV
Sperm Competition, Evolution and Sperm-Egg Interaction
Chapter 13. The sexual cascade: evolutionary dynamics of sperm competition
Chapter 14. Genotype-phenotype associations in relation to evolution of sperm form and function
Chapter 15. From mouse to human: New aspects of sperm transport and fertilization using cutting edge technologies
Chapter 16. First Snapshot of How Sperm Binds the Egg at the Molecular Level
Chapter 17. The Typical and Atypical Centrioles and Their Potential Roles in the Sperm and Embryo
Chapter 18. Adaptive modifications of the regulation of sperm motility in the diversification of reproductive modes of amphibians
Section V
Genetic aspects of sperm production and performance and its effects on the offspring
Chapter 19. When cilia go bad
the complex genetics of ciliopathies
Chapter 20. Within-Ejaculate Sperm Selection and its Implications for Assisted Reproduction Technologies
Chapter 21. Requirements for informative and robust computational measures of sperm motility
Chapter 22. Effect of cryopreservation on the genome of sperm in animal and humans
Chapter 23. Mutations in the CFAP-coding Genes Lead to Male Infertility with Multiple Morphological Abnormalities of the Sperm Flagella
Chapter 24. The mouse-specific Gly-to-Cys mutation in mammalian acrosin is a cause of impairment in proteolytic activity
Chapter 25. Chemical and genetic approaches to identify C. elegans spermiogenesis-related factors
Section V -CASA
Advances and Challenges
Chapter 26. CASA in the clinical andrology laboratory
Chapter 27. Process and Data Management of Casa in Animal Spermatozoa
Chapter 28. Relationship between flagellar movement and head trajectory at higher frame rates-is this still a valid approach for CASA?
Chapter 29. CASA a Suitable tool for epidemiology and reprotox studies
Section VI -Challenges for Sperm Function In Vitro
Chapter 30. Common challenges for sperm in vitro- causes and consequences
Chapter 31. Main effects of in vitro manipulation of spermatozoa
Chapter 32. Effect of Melatonin on Capacitation and Ca2+ Distribution in Red Deer Spermatozoa
Chapter 33. Unravelling the signal transduction pathways of novel mitochondrial peroxiporins in activated piscine spermatozoa
Chapter 34. Prolonged chilled preservation and preliminary investigations of energy production of koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) spermatozoa
Chapter 35. Sperm motion and metabolism in physiological conditions
Chapter 36. Gametes collision in fresh water fish: evidences of guidance and selection
Chapter 37. Lectin-binding pattern changes on the bovine sperm after differently induced process of capacitation
Section VII -Heterogeneity of Sperm Morphology and Laboratory Techniques to Overcome Assessment Challenges
Chapter 38. Have we conquered sperm morphology analysis in different mammalian species as analysed by CASMA?
Chapter 39. Progress with sperm morphology evaluation after the strict criteria prognosis groups era due to the introduction of the new lower reference limit values for semen parameters of the 2010 WHO manual
Chapter 40. A structured assessment for the assessment of human sperm morphology
Chapter 41. On the Indispensability for Standardization of the Basic Examination of Human Semen
Chapter 42. A simple but dramatic technical improvement in the Diff Quik stain protocol used for preparing specimens for sperm morphology evaluation (Improved Diff Quik stain protocol for preparation of sperm morphology evaluation specimens)
Section VII
Fertility and Infertility
Chapter 43. Intracellular Viruses Identification in Sperm Assay of Patients with Fertility problems
Chapter 44. Association between vitamin D intake and vitamin D status with semen parameters among young men in Southern Spain
Chapter 45. Single cell analysis of intracellular calcium signalling of patient sperm and its relation to IVF success
Chapter 46. Sperm from a patient with a homozygous in-frame deletion in CATSPERE lack functional CatSper expression and fail to fertilise at IVF
Chapter 47. Changes in pattern of protein phosphorylation in bull testicular and epididymal sperm
Chapter 48. Proteomics and biomarker identification in improved sperm motility parameters after 4 h of ejaculatory abstinence
Chapter 49. HSP90A may control spermatogenesis of Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) cryptorchid testes
Chapter 50. Improved sperm function in human sperm subpopulations: a model for studying subfertility
Chapter 51. Absence of BSP protein have not important effect on male infertility.