Publications by authors named "Cathy Treece"

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Release of DEFB126 from macaque sperm and completion of capacitation are triggered by conditions that simulate periovulatory oviductal fluid.
Theodore L Tollner, Catherine A Vandevoort, Ashley I Yudin, Cathy A Treece, James W Overstreet

Mol Reprod Dev· May 2009

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Beta-defensin 22 is a major component of the mouse sperm glycocalyx.
Ashley I Yudin, Theodore L Tollner, Cathy A Treece, Robert Kays, Gary N Cherr

Reproduction· December 2008

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Macaque sperm coating protein DEFB126 facilitates sperm penetration of cervical mucus.
Theodore L Tollner, Ashley I Yudin, Cathy A Treece, James W Overstreet, Gary N Cherr

Hum Reprod· November 2008

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Beta-defensin 126 on the surface of macaque sperm mediates attachment of sperm to oviductal epithelia.
Theodore L Tollner, Ashley I Yudin, Alice F Tarantal, Cathy A Treece, James W Overstreet

Biol Reprod· March 2008

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Quality control of laboratory methods for semen evaluation in a multicenter research study.
Charlene Brazil, Shanna H Swan, Charlene R Tollner, Cathy Treece, Erma Z Drobnis

J Androl· June 2005

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Macaque sperm release ESP13.2 and PSP94 during capacitation: the absence of ESP13.2 is linked to sperm-zona recognition and binding.
Theodore L Tollner, Ashley I Yudin, Cathy A Treece, James W Overstreet, Gary N Cherr

Mol Reprod Dev· November 2004

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ESP13.2, a member of the beta-defensin family, is a macaque sperm surface-coating protein involved in the capacitation process.
Ashley I Yudin, Theodore L Tollner, Ming-Wen Li, Cathy A Treece, James W Overstreet

Biol Reprod· October 2003

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