Objective To identify the most robust molecular biomarkers in sperm and seminal plasma for
the diagnosis of male infertility, and to evaluate their clinical use. Design Systematic review …

Purpose To characterize, by specific biomarkers and nucleic acid sequencing, the structural
and genomic sperm characteristics of partial (PG) and complete globozoospermic (CG) men …

Male infertility accounts for nearly 40%–50% of all infertile cases. One of the most prevalent
disorders detected in infertile men is errors in the MEST differentially methylated region …

The present study aimed to investigate the clinical role of standard sperm diagnosis
parameters (sperm concentration, motility, morphology) as well as aniline blue staining of …

The aim of the present work is to characterize the relationship between sperm protamine
deficiency and single‐and double‐stranded DNA damage and to assess the diagnostic …

Background: Sperm quality is an important factor in assisted reproductive technology (ART)
that affects the success rate of infertile couples treatment. In vitro incubation of sperm can …

The integrity of chromatin in the spermatozoon is essential for reproductive outcome. The
aim of this study was to evaluate the most effective and cost-effective method to reduce the …

Introduction: This study aimed to perform routine seminal fluid analysis, sperm DNA
fragmentation, and sperm function tests at the chromatin maturation level and evaluate …

Sperm chromatin undergoes structural changes during spermatogenesis causing high
condensation. This nuclear exchange is considered to be a predictor of sperm-fertilization …

It is well known that sperm is a vehicle that delivers the haploid paternal genome to the
oocyte and that an intact and complete genetic material is required for normal embryo …