Selenium (Se) is involved in the process of male reproduction. Several studies have been
carried out to find the mechanism of Se action through identified selenoproteins. Especially …

Selenium (Se) is an essential dietary trace element, involved in the process of male
reproduction. Best known as an antioxidant, it acts through various selenoproteins viz …

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 …

OBJECTIVE: The present study evaluated the role of experimental oxidative stress (induced
by feeding diets with different concentrations of selenium [Se], a trace nutrient and potent …

This study aimed to observe the influence of selenium (Se) deficiency on sperm quality and
selenoprotein expression in rats. Four-week male Wista rats were randomly divided into …

Previous studies have shown that transcription factors, API and NFkB exert important roles in
the process by which selenium regulates spermatogenesis. Glutathione, an intracellular …

Aim To evaluate the effect of oxidative stress on the spermatogenesis and lactate
dehydrogenase-X (LDH-X) activity in mouse testis. Methods For creating different levels of …

Selenium is an essential micronutrient for mammals, being integral part of antioxidant
system. The aim of the study was to evaluate the effect of selenium deficiency on in vitro …

The oxidative stress imposed by nutritional variations in selenium (Se) has plausible role in
reproductive toxicology and affects the reproductive potential. Also, the expression of heat …

Selenium (Se) has long been known to be important for male reproduction as severe Se
deficiency causes impaired male fertility in livestock, laboratory animals, and humans. In the …