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Y chromosome microdeletions and germinal mosaicism in infertile males
1 Aug 2000
Abstract excerpt
Molecular deletions of the Y chromosome long arm are a frequent cause of male infertility. Because these deletions are thought to be inherited from fathers without Y chromosome deletions, the question arises as to whether their relatively high incidence in the male population could be due to the existence of a mosaicism in somatic and/or germinal paternal cells. This study included a total of 181 infertile men,...
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