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Analysis of Y chromosome microdeletions and CFTR gene mutations as genetic markers of infertility in Serbian men.

Vojnosanitetski pregled - 1 Apr 2007

Dinić Jelena, Kusić Jelena, Nikolić Aleksandra, Divac Aleksandra, Ristanović Momcilo, Radojković Dragica

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BACKGROUND/AIM: Impaired fertility of a male partner is the main cause of infertility in up to one half of all infertile couples. At the genetic level, male infertility can be caused by chromosome aberrations or gene mutations. The presence and types of Y chromosome microdeletions and cystic fybr...

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PMID: 17580535
DOI: 10.2298/vsp0704253d

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