Alterations in selenium status influences reproductive potential of male mice by modulation of transcription factor NFκB

S Shalini, MP Bansal - Biometals, 2007 - Springer
Selenium (Se), an essential dietary trace element, is required for the maintenance of male
fertility. In order to study its role in spermatogenesis, Balb/c mice with different Se status (Se …
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Alterations in selenium status influences reproductive potential of male mice by modulation of transcription factor NFκB

S Shalini, MP Bansal - BioMetals, 2007 - infona.pl
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fertility. In order to study its role in spermatogenesis, Balb/c mice with different Se status (Se …

Alterations in selenium status influences reproductive potential of male mice by modulation of transcription factor NFκB.

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Selenium (Se), an essential dietary trace element, is required for the maintenance of male
fertility. In order to study its role in spermatogenesis, Balb/c mice with different Se status (Se …

Alterations in selenium status influences reproductive potential of male mice by modulation of transcription factor NF [kappa] B

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Selenium (Se), an essential dietary trace element, is required for the maintenance of male
fertility. In order to study its role in spermatogenesis, Balb/c mice with different Se status (Se …

Alterations in selenium status influences reproductive potential of male mice by modulation of transcription factor NFkappaB.

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Selenium (Se), an essential dietary trace element, is required for the maintenance of male
fertility. In order to study its role in spermatogenesis, Balb/c mice with different Se status (Se …

Alterations in selenium status influences reproductive potential of male mice by modulation of transcription factor NFkappaB

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Selenium (Se), an essential dietary trace element, is required for the maintenance of male
fertility. In order to study its role in spermatogenesis, Balb/c mice with different Se status (Se …

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