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Testicular Glycogen Metabolism: An Overlooked Source of Energy for Spermatogenesis?

2022-09-06

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The incidence of male infertility has been increasing over the years and is now becoming a serious health problem. This trend has been followed by an increase in metabolic diseases, which are known to induce clear alterations in testicular metabolism, although the underlying mechanismremain unclear. Testicular metabolism displays several unique features, with testicular somatic cells being central in providing the...

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Literature Corpus work: a276c4fe-da38-53d5-9f20-9e56d10768fd
DOI: 10.3390/biochem2030014

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