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Urogenital inflammation: changes of leucocytes and ROS

1 Oct 2003

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The presence of excess leucocytes in the semen has been associated with male infertility. According to the WHO, concentrations of more than 106 leucocytes ml-1 are considered as leucocytospermia, indicating genital tract infections. Up to now, no consensus has been achieved on how leucocytes should be quantified in semen. Using the peroxidase staining and monoclonal antibodies to CD15, CD45 and CD68, we found...

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PMID: 14535861
DOI: 10.1046/j.1439-0272.2003.00585.x

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