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Spermatozoal sensitive biomarkers to defective protaminosis and fragmented DNA

30 Aug 2007

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Human sperm DNA damage may have adverse effects on reproductive outcome. Infertile men possess substantially more spermatozoa with damaged DNA compared to fertile donors. Although the extent of this abnormality is closely related to sperm function, the underlying etiology of ensuing male infertility is still largely controversial. Both intra-testicular and post-testicular events have been postulated and different...

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PMID: 17760963
DOI: 10.1186/1477-7827-5-36

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