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Figure 1.

Alkaline Comet, neutral Comet and Sperm Chromatin Dispersion for total fertile donors, for low dsSDF and high dsSDF fertile donor subgroups and for the unexplained RPL group.

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Table 1.

Sperm DNA fragmentation (mean ± SD) in fertile donors and unexplained RPL samples.

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Figure 2.

Pulsed-field gel electrophoresis of semen samples DNA from fertile donors (A, lanes 1 and 2; B, lane 1), negative control (B, lane 1), positive controls with DNAse 0.5 mg/ml, 30 minutes (B, lanes 2, 3 and 4) and RPL samples (B, lanes 5, 6 and 7).

DNA molecular weight markers consisting of Low Range PFG Marker (M1) and Lambda ladder PFG marker (M2) are detailed. Negative controls in B, lane 1 show a thin compression zone. Positive controls in B, lanes 2, 3 and 4 show DNA digestion into sizes of around the 48 Kb. Sperm DNA fragmentation of the specific samples of this figure is shown in Table 2.

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Table 2.

Relation of samples shown in Figure 2 with their sperm DNA fragmentation.

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Figure 3.

ROC curves analysis for alkaline Comet, neutral Comet and SCD attending: Pregnancy without miscarriage (A), and recurrent miscarriage (B).

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Figure 4.

Model for ssDNA and dsDNA breaks mechanisms and clinical outcomes.

ssSDF model (A) dsSDF model (B).

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