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Sperm miR-142-3p reprogramming mediates paternal stress-induced non-alcoholic steatohepatitis in offspring rats

2024-02-06

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Although epidemiological data suggest a strong association between paternal adverse environmental exposure and susceptibility to multiple diseases in offspring, the sperm-to-liver pathway involved in offspring disease is complicated and worthy of further exploration. Caffeine contained in many beverages is regarded as a chronic stressor, and exerts reproductive and developmental toxicity. Effects of paternal pre-p...

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88a068e9-9fae-5e2a-9632-072eea42dd80
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-3833743/v1
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