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Mobile Phone Radiation Does Not Induce Pro-apoptosis Effects in Human Spermatozoa

19 May 2010

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Abstract Recent reports suggest that mobile phone radiation may diminish male fertility. However, the effects of this radiation on human spermatozoa are largely unknown. The present study examined effects of the radiation on induction of apoptosis-related properties in human spermatozoa. Ejaculated, density-purified, highly motile human spermatozoa were exposed to mobile phone radiation at specific absorption...

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PMID: 20681783
DOI: 10.1667/rr2091.1

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