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Chemically induced DNA damage and sperm and oocyte repair machinery: the story gets more interesting

30 Apr 2015

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Assisted reproductive technologies have allowed us to bypass elusive questions of how spermatogenesis truly works so that end results, namely conception, can be achieved quickly and efficiently. Yet, reproductive biology, andrology, and molecular mutagenesis have not completely abandoned unanswered questions about how spermatogenesis unfolds, where things can go wrong in the process, and what are the impacts on...

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PMID: 25994653
DOI: 10.4103/1008-682x.156118

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