Male infertility is an increasing and serious medical concern, though the mechanism
remains poorly understood. Impaired male reproductive function affects approximately half …

The Y chromosome is the most gene-deficient chromosome in the human genome (though
not the smallest chromosome) and has largely been sequestered away from large-scale …

Tripterygium glycosides (TG) can seriously damage male reproductive function, and the
reproductive system is difficult to restore after stopping the administration of TG in male rats …

Abstract Infertility affects 8%–12% of couples worldwide with a male factor contributing to
nearly 50% of couples either as a primary or contributing cause. Several genetic factors that …

Background Male infertility has become a global health problem, and genetic factors are one
of the essential causes. Y chromosome microdeletion is the leading genetic factor cause of …

In this comprehensive review, the intricate relationship between paternal factors and
pregnancy loss is examined. While pregnancy loss has historically been predominantly …

Infertility in men is more than 50% of cases and the real cause of infertility cannot be
determined by various factors and lack of technology. Infertility in males is a rising health …

Male infertility is an increasing and serious medical concern, though the mechanism
remains poorly understood. Impaired male reproductive function affects approximately half …

Background Although chromosome rearrangements are responsible for spermatogenesis
failure, their impact depends greatly on the chromosomes involved. At present, karyotyping …

Male infertility is frequently characterized by low sperm count, all of which relate to semen
having a low concentration of sperm. The shape and motility of the sperm are frequently …