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Sperm SCSA DNA fragmentation index does not influence the euploidy rate of viable blastocysts in advanced‐age women

6 Jun 2025

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BACKGROUND: Oocytes from older females have a diminished ability to repair sperm DNA damage compared with those from younger females. Previous research has indicated that there is no significant correlation between sperm DNA fragmentation index (DFI) and the blastocyst euploidy rate in cycles utilizing oocytes donated by young individuals. However, it is still unclear whether a high DFI impacts the euploidy rate...

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PMID: 40478191
DOI: 10.1111/andr.70079

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