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Advanced glycation end products accumulate in the reproductive tract of men with diabetes

8 Jul 2009

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Light microscopic studies comparing sperm parameters show little association between diabetes and male fertility. However, with the introduction of new analytical techniques, evidence is now emerging of previously undetectable effects of diabetes on sperm function. Specifically, a recent study has found a significantly higher sperm nuclear DNA fragmentation in diabetic men. As advanced glycation end products...

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PMID: 18217985
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2605.2007.00849.x

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