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Sperm class analyzer 5

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The Sperm Class Analyzer 5 software is a tool designed for the analysis of semen samples. It provides automated assessment of various sperm parameters, including concentration, motility, and morphology. The software utilizes digital imaging technology to capture and evaluate sperm characteristics.

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Sperm Quality Analysis Protocol

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Semen samples were preheated to 37 °C for 20 min and then 20 μL were dropwise added to a pre-warmed cell Counting-Chamber (Makler; 10 mm depth; Sefi Medical Instruments, Haifa, Israel). The sperm quality parameters were examined at 100× magnification with an Olympus BX41 microscope (Olympus Life Science Europe GMBH, Hamburg, Germany) equipped with phase-contrast optics and Sperm Class Analyzer 5 software (Microptic SL, Barcelona, Spain). A minimum of three replicates per seminal dose, with 1000 spermatozoa each, were analyzed. The motility parameters were evaluated in consecutive digitalized frames automatically acquired by Sperm Class Analyzer 5 software (Microptic SL, Barcelona, Spain) in each field. The definition of motility parameters, including VCL, VAP, VSL, ALH, LIN, STR, and WOB, was according to previous reports [67 (link),68 (link)].
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Sperm Motility Analysis with pH and Stimulants

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After capacitation, cells were divided into two aliquots, with the concentration adjusted to 10×106 sperm ml−1, centrifuged (300 g, 5 min) and resuspended in BWW medium at pH 7.2 (tube 1) and pH 8.0 (tube 2). In each sample, motility was stimulated with 4-aminopyridine (4-AP; weak base that increases pH and thus stimulates CatSper) (Achikanu et al., 2018 (link)) or treated with 5 µmol l−1 RU1968 (Rennhack et al., 2018 (link)). Five microliters of the sperm samples for each condition were loaded into a Spermatrack Proiser chamber at 37°C and immediately placed on the heated stage (37°C) of a Nikon model ECLIPSE Ci-L upright microscope with an attached computer-assisted sperm analysis (CASA) system equipped with a Basler Ace camera (version 5.4, Microptic) and the Sperm Class Analyzer 5 Software (López-Torres et al., 2017 (link); World Health Organization, 2010 ). The percentage motility was determined (progressive, non-progressive and static), in addition to the kinematic parameters, without the addition of stimuli and 300 s after their application. Approximately ten video photographs were collected, in which at least 300 sperm were tracked (up to 15 fields). The criteria for determining hyperactivation were curvilinear velocity (VCL)≥150 μm s−1, linearity (LIN)<50% and amplitude of lateral head movement (ALH)≥3.5 μm (Mortimer and Mortimer, 2013 ).
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