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The relationship between exposure to air pollution and sperm disomy

3 Jul 2014

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The causes of the chromosome abnormalities have been studied for decades. It has been suggested that exposure to various environmental agents can induce chromosomal abnormalities in germ cells. This study was designed to address the hypothesis that exposure to specific air pollutants increases sperm disomy. The study population consisted of 212 men who were attending an infertility clinic for diagnostic purposes....

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PMID: 24989325
DOI: 10.1002/em.21883

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