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SM Shuki Muramatsu
KA Kohei Atsuji
KY Koji Yamada
KO Kazunari Ozasa
HS Hideyuki Suzuki
TT Takuto Takeuchi
YH Yuka Hashimoto-Marukawa
YK Yusuke Kazama
TA Tomoko Abe
KS Kengo Suzuki
OI Osamu Iwata
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The results with error bars, except that of motility quantification, are represented as mean  ± standard error from three independent experiments. The results of motility quantification are represented as mean  ± standard deviation (SD) for the whole measured time points. Statistical significance was analyzed using Student’s t-test. For multiple comparisons, Bonferroni’s corrections were applied. p < 0.05 was considered significant.

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