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Genome and Epigenome Disorders and Male Infertility: Feedback from 15 Years of Clinical and Research Experience

2024-01-22

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Infertility is affecting around 20 % of couples in the age of procreation but however in some societies as many as one-third of all couples are unable to conceive. Different factors are contributing to male fertility declining such us endocrine disruptors environmental and professional exposures, oxidative stress and life style changes with risks of de novo epigenetics dysregulation. Since the fantastic developmen...

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49fc58a5-2cf1-52ad-922e-de9ae3410e3f
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10.20944/preprints202401.1571.v1
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