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Cytofluorographic Identification of Activated T‐cell Subpopulations in the Semen of Men With Spinal Cord Injuries

8 Jul 2002

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The semen of most men with spinal cord injury (SCI) contains an abundance of leukocytes. It is not known if this leukocytospermia contributes to the abnormally low sperm motility observed in many of these men. Our study used flow cytometry to identify the leukocyte population in the semen of 12 men with SCI compared to 8 healthy age-matched control subjects. The results showed that, compared to control subjects,...

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PMID: 12065463
DOI: 10.1002/j.1939-4640.2002.tb02278.x

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