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Proteomic analysis of good- and poor-quality human sperm demonstrates that several proteins are routinely aberrantly regulated

7 Dec 2017

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Male infertility is a complex condition, and for the most part, all men produce defective spermatozoa, but infertile men have a tendency to produce more. Despite attempts to classify infertility, there is no definitive test. One approach would be to use protein biomarkers; however as yet, we still do not understand proteins that are differentially expressed within defective spermatozoa. As such, we took nine men...

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PMID: 29228106
DOI: 10.1093/biolre/iox166

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