Quantitative phase microscopy detected H2O2-driven losses of optical thickness and dry mass in bull sperm heads, and co-treatment with 8 mg/ml ascorbic acid partially—but not fully—preserved these structures.
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Ascorbic acid mitigates oxidative structural degradation in bovine spermatozoa: a label-free quantitative phase microscopy study
Quantitative phase microscopy detected H2O2-driven losses of optical thickness and dry mass in bull sperm heads, and co-treatment with 8 mg/ml ascorbic acid partially—but not fully—preserved these structures.