2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.ics.2004.05.071
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A novel and effective procedure for removing HIV-1 RNA from human semen

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“…1 indicated that a 15-min incubation, with a 1:1 (50%) dilution of the medium containing the antibiotic cocktail, was sufficient to eliminate all four microorganisms tested. Treatment of human semen with this novel antibiotic cocktail forms part of a combined protocol that includes a multiple density gradient centrifugation step that exposes sperm briefly to a proteolytic enzyme [7]. The combined treatment can eliminate a variety of microbes in semen without significantly affecting sperm vitality or functionality and, thus, has the potential to streamline and safeguard sperm processing in the future.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 indicated that a 15-min incubation, with a 1:1 (50%) dilution of the medium containing the antibiotic cocktail, was sufficient to eliminate all four microorganisms tested. Treatment of human semen with this novel antibiotic cocktail forms part of a combined protocol that includes a multiple density gradient centrifugation step that exposes sperm briefly to a proteolytic enzyme [7]. The combined treatment can eliminate a variety of microbes in semen without significantly affecting sperm vitality or functionality and, thus, has the potential to streamline and safeguard sperm processing in the future.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 2) combined with a discontinuous density gradient containing a recombinant serine protease and inhibitor (PureSperm ® Pro Top and Bottom Layer, Nidacon), we have illustrated that HIV-1, HCV and CMV and white blood cells can be removed from spiked semen samples (Loskutoff et al, 2004(Loskutoff et al, , 2005Huyser et al, 2006). Recent (unpublished) results indicated that the insert also removed various bacteria concentrations efficiently when compared with traditional density gradient centrifugation.…”
Section: (Ii) Semen Decontaminationmentioning
confidence: 93%