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sperm morphology, biochemistry and physiology were compared between siberian sturgeon Acipenser baerii and sterlet A. ruthenus in the present study. We observed wide morphological variations between spermatozoa of the two species. the average length of the spermatozoon head was 7.01 and 5.14 μm in A. baerii and A. ruthenus, respectively. Significant differences were observed in terms of Na+, k+...

Maize growth in arid and semiarid regions is often limited by variation in the amount and frequency of irrigation or rainfall. Sub-optimal supply of nitrogen (N) may further curtail growth and development of the crop. Simultaneous optimization of these two inputs provides optimum conditions for crop growth and productivity. A maize (Zea mays L.) crop was subjected to different periods of de®cit...

A 2006 National Cancer Institute workshop on chromosomal translocations brought together laboratory, clinical, and population scientists to cross-fertilize and catalyze research on this important disease process. The deliberations revealed significant contrasts between two types of translocations that result in either deregulated expression of oncogenes or formation of novel fusion genes. The c...