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CATSPER1 gene

Known as: cation channel sperm associated 1, CATSPER, CATSPER1 
National Institutes of Health

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2019
2019
The CatSper channel is present and plays a key role in sperm motility of the Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).
2018
2018
Reply to Brenker et al.: The plant triterpenoid pristimerin inhibits calcium influx into human spermatozoa via CatSper
In the letter by Brenker et al. (1), the authors assessed actions of various steroids toward the human calcium channel of sperm… 
2017
2017
CCR6 is required for ligand-induced CatSper activation in human sperm
CatSper channel has been considered the principal sperm Ca2+ channel responsible for the cytosolic Ca2+ elevation required for… 
2016
2016
Cd(2+) sensitivity and permeability of a low voltage-activated Ca(2+) channel with CatSper-like selectivity filter.
2015
2015
Trigonellae Semen Enhances Sperm Motility and the Expression of the Cation Sperm Channel Proteins in Mouse Testes
Genetic defects during spermatogenesis can lead to a reduction in sperm motility and cause male infertility. The cation channels… 
2014
2014
Evaluating the effects of Escanbil (Calligonum) extract on the expression level of Catsper gene variants and sperm motility in aging male mice
Background: Catsper proteins are responsible for entering Ca2+ to the cell and play an important role in sperm motility and male… 
2013
2013
Molecular cloning and analysis of the Catsper1 gene promoter.
CatSper channels are essential for hyperactivity of sperm flagellum, progesterone-mediated chemotaxis and oocyte fertilization… 
2012
2012
Sperm are promiscuous and CatSper is to blame…
The human spermatozoon is a remarkable cell. It is characterised by extremely small size, absence of most organelles, a lack of… 
2011
2011
Progesterone and spermatozoa: a long-lasting liaison comes to definition.
2009
2009
Inhibition of human sperm function and mouse fertilization in vitro by an antibody against cation channel of sperm 1: the contraceptive potential of its transmembrane domains and pore region.
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