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Obesity Causes Abrupt Changes in the Testicular Microbiota and Sperm Motility of Zebrafish

25 Jun 2021

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Background: Obesity is a recognized risk factor for low fertility and is becoming increasingly prevalent in many countries around the world. Obesity changes intestinal microbiota composition, causes inflammation of various organs, and also reduces sperm quality. Several microorganisms are present in the testis. However, whether obesity affects the changes of testicular microbiota and whether these changes are...

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PMID: 34248933
DOI: 10.3389/fimmu.2021.639239

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