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Microarray and in silico analysis of DNA repair genes between human testis of patients with nonobstructive azoospermia and normal cells

19 Sept 2022

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DNA repair processes are critical to maintaining genomic integrity. As a result, dysregulation of repair genes is likely to be linked with health implications, such as an increased prevalence of infertility and an accelerated rate of aging. We evaluated all the DNA repair genes (322 genes) by microarray. This study has provided insight into the connection between DNA repair genes, including RAD23B, OBFC2A, PMS1,...

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PMID: 36121211
DOI: 10.1002/cbf.3747

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