A major factor affecting male fertility is excessive death of germ cells, both immature germ
cells and mature spermatozoa. It can be due to various factors causing testicular and/or post …

Apoptosis as a fundamental biological phenomenon is a special, genetically programmed
form of physiological death of cell and is a prerequisite for the development and normal …

BACKGROUND: Apoptosis plays an important role in regulating spermatogenesis. However,
the biological significance of apoptosis in ejaculated sperm is not yet clear. This study set …

Apoptosis is a widespread phenomena during development. It represents a form of cell
death and has a crucial role in tissue homeostasis. Apoptosis is also involved in a number of …

The treatment of severe male-factor infertility has seen remarkable advances with the
introduction and widespread use of intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI), a …

Apoptosis refers to a morphologically distinct form of cell death that plays a major role during
the normal development and homeostasis of multicellular organisms. This mode of cell …

The pathogenesis of male infertility can be reflected by defective spermatogenesis due to
pituitary disorders, testicular cancer, germ cell aplasia, varicocele, and environmental factors …

Objective: Animal studies have suggested that apoptosis, ie programmed cell death, is a key
regulator of spermatogenesis in normal and pathological states. In this study we compared …

Apoptosis, a physiological process for the controlled deletion of cells, is critical for the
regulation of cell numbers, the management of morphogenesis during embryonic …

Male infertility is a widespread problem; approximately in one in five infertile couples, the
problem lies solely in the male partner. The pathogenesis of male infertility can be reflected …