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Miller DJ, Winter MA and Ax RL. 1990. Heparin-binding proteins from seminal plasma bind to bovine spermatozoa and modulate capacitation by heparin. Biol. Reprod. 42:899-915.
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Nass SJ, Miller DJ, Winter MA and Ax RL. 1990. Male accessory sex glands produce heparin-binding proteins that binds to caudal epididymal spermatozoa and are testosterone dependent. Mol. Reprod. Dev. 25:237-246.
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Sprott LR, Harris MD, Forrest DW, Young J, Zhang HM, Oyarzo JN, Bellin ME and Ax RL. 2000. Artificial insemination outcomes in beef females using bovine sperm with a detectable fertility-associated antigen. J. Anim. Sci. 78:795-798.
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Sprott LR, Novasod A, Galino J, Dawson GR, McCauley TC, Forrest D and Ax RL. 2006. Case study: Fertility-associated antigen in peripubertal beef bulls. The Professional Animal Scientist 22:353- 357.
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Bellin ME, Hawkins HE, Oyarzo JN, Vanderboom RJ and Ax RL. 1996. Monoclonal antibody detection of heparin-binding proteins on sperm corresponds to increased fertility of bulls. J. Anim. Sci. 74:173-182.
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Bellin ME, Oyarzo JN, Hawkins HE, Zhang H, Smith RG, Forest DW, Sprott LR and Ax RL. 1998. Fertility-associated antigen on bull sperm indicates fertility potential. J. Anim. Sci. 76:2032-2039.
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McCauley TG, Dawson GR, Oyarzo JN, McVicker J, Marks SHF and Ax RL. 2004. Developing and validating a lateral flow cassette for fertility diagnostics in bulls. IVD Technology. Available at:www.devicelink.com/ivdt/archive/04/04/contents.html.
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