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MiOXSYS® and OxiSperm® II assays appear to provide no clinical utility for determining oxidative stress in human sperm—results from repeated semen collections

2 Dec 2022

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Abstract Background Oxidative stress in semen contributes up to 80% of all infertility diagnosis. Diagnostics to measure oxidative stress in semen was recently added to the 6th edition WHO methods manual, although diagnostic predictive values need to be interpreted with caution as there are still several research questions yet to be answered. Objectives To determine the natural fluctuations in semen redox...

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PMID: 36455546
DOI: 10.1111/andr.13356

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