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Fig. 3. Computer-assisted sperm analyses (CASA) of epididymal sperm collected from wild-type (WT), miR-34b/c knockout (KO), miR-449 KO, and miR-34b/c;miR-449.

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1 Fig. 3. Computer-assisted sperm analyses (CASA) of epididymal sperm collected from wild-type (WT), miR-34b/c knockout (KO), miR-449 KO, and miR-34b/c;miR-449 double KO (miR-dKO) male mice.Parameters analyzed included sperm count (A), total motility (B), average path velocity (VAP) (C), straight line velocity (VSL) (D), curvilinear velocity (VCL) (E), and straightness (STR = VSL/VAP) (F). Computer-assisted sperm analyses (CASA) of epididymal sperm collected from wild-type (WT), miR-34b/c knockout (KO), miR-449 KO, and miR-34b/c;miR-449 double KO (miR-dKO) male mice.Parameters analyzed included sperm count (A), total motility (B), average path velocity (VAP) (C), straight line velocity (VSL) (D), curvilinear velocity (VCL) (E), and straightness (STR = VSL/VAP) (F). Data are presented as mean±SEM (n = 6). **P<0.01. Shuiqiao Yuan et al. Biology Open 2015;bio © Published by The Company of Biologists Ltd

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