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Sperm immotility is associated with epididymis metabolism disorder in mice under obstructive azoospermia

6 Jul 2023

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Obstructive azoospermia (OA) accounts for approximately 40% of males who suffer from azoospermia of male infertility. Currently, available treatment for OA consists of reproductive tract surgical reconstruction and sperm retrieval from the testis. However, both treatments result in low fertility compared to normal pregnancy, and the main reason remains largely unknown. Previous studies have shown that the quality...

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PMID: 37410071
DOI: 10.1096/fj.202201862rr

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