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CFTR gene variants as a reason for impaired spermatogenesis: a pilot study and a Meta-analysis of published data.

Human fertility (Cambridge, England) - 1 Oct 2022

Levkova Mariya, Chervenkov Trifon, Hachmeriyan Mari, Angelova Lyudmila

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There is increasing data that IVS8-5T variand and TG repeats could lead to impaired spermatogenesis. To investigate this we performed Sanger sequencing on 50 Bulgarian men with a sperm count below 5 × 106/mL and 20 normal fertile men. Frequencies of the results were compared among the two groups. A meta-analysis was perfomed by using the data for 6,423 patients and 5,834 control subjects, tested for the IVS8-5T...

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PMID: 33719834
DOI: 10.1080/14647273.2021.1900608

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