The phrase "accelerated sperm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific or medical contexts, particularly when discussing sperm motility or fertility studies.
Example: "The researchers observed that the treatment resulted in accelerated sperm movement, which could improve fertilization rates."
Alternatives: "enhanced sperm" or "increased sperm motility".
In the absence of EZA, 5% CO2 accelerates sperm beat frequency within 6 minutes from 2.90±0.14 Hz to 8.37±0.58Hz (Fig. 5B).
Furthermore, these sperm show accelerated capacitation resulting in an overall in vitro fertilizing ability superior to that of wild-type sperm.
Sperm accelerate their beat frequency from 2.96±0.17 to 8.48±0.17 Hz when treated for 5 min with HS medium containing 15 mM bicarbonate.
Sperm of wild-type animals increase their beat frequency from 2.86±0.12 Hz to 6.87±0.34 Hz within 20 seconds after 2% CO2 application, whereas CA IV−/− sperm accelerate their beat from 3.06±0.20 Hz to 5.29±0.47 Hz (Fig. 7C).
Western blot analysis shows that tyrosine phosphorylation of sperm proteins was accelerated when HongrES1 expression was down-regulated by RNAi (Figure 4I).
Furthermore, ZPC degradation by sperm proteasome was accelerated by ubiquitin-aldehyde, a modified ubiquitin protein that has a stimulatory effect on proteasomal proteolysis by blocking the activity of ubiquitin C-terminal hydrolases [32].
To study the molecular basis for the accelerated capacitation rate in PCSK4-null sperm.
A subset of these complex-forming sperm genes also displayed accelerated branch evolution with Adam5 evolving under positive selection.
In sperm donation, it has also accelerated as more single women and lesbian couples have chosen to have children.
In these mice, the activation of bPAC by light accelerated the beating of the flagella so the sperm moved faster, in a way that was similar to the effects that are normally observed after the activation of the SACY enzyme.
