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Table 1 Effect of vitamin C on velocity ratios in tetrahydrocannabinol-treated spermatozoa

From: Vitamin C ameliorates tetrahydrocannabinol-induced spermatotoxicity in-vitro

Groups

Wobble

(VAP/VCL, %)

Straightness

(VSL/VAP, %)

Linearity

(VSL/VCL, %)

Control

76.08 ± 2.91

55.18 ± 3.27

42.01 ± 3.13

THC

81.45 ± 9.23

49.81 ± 4.49

40.52 ± 5.70

CBs− + THC

68.64 ± 1.43

46.89 ± 3.74

32.16 ± 2.55

Vitamin C

71.44 ± 1.98

49.14 ± 0.91

35.07 ± 0.39

Vitamin C + THC

80.96 ± 4.01

64.83 ± 1.96 #

52.35 ± 1.36 #

CBs− + THC + Vitamin C

69.74 ± 2.59

50.15 ± 2.04

34.88 ± 0.63

  1. THC tetrahydrocannabinol, CBs− cannabinoid receptors’ blockers, VSL straight line velocity, VCL curvilinear velocity, VAP average-path velocity, #p < 0.05 vs. THC
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