Oxidoreductase on sperm?

Jim Cummins cummins at possum.murdoch.edu.au
Mon Mar 6 01:32:53 EST 1995

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Current ideas about the role of reactive oxygen species in mediating
(human) sperm dysfunction seem to centre on excess sperm cytoplasm and
membrane-bound NADH-dependant oxidoreductase.  PMOR has been found in all
eukaryotic cells studied so far (see Larm et al 1994 J Biol Chem 269:
30097-30100).

 However, has anyone yet demonstrated that this enzyme exists on the sperm?

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