Simple Summary Long-term preservation of semen is a pivotal step for artificial insemination
in most farm animal species, but it is associated with cellular insults at the cell membrane …

Oxygen, in its diatomic form, is essentially reduced to sustain cellular respiration and
survival. This reduction leads to generation of highly reactive oxygen metabolites or reactive …

One of the major causes of defective sperm function is oxidative stress, which limits the
fertilizing potential of these cells as the result of collateral damage to proteins and lipids in …

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) has toxic effects through the induction of oxidative stress in the
body and testicles. Vitamin E (Vit E) is a dietary compound that functions as an antioxidant …

It is well established that physiological stress has an adverse effect on the male reproductive
system. Experimental studies have demonstrated the promising effects of MOTILIPERM in …

Chromium is an essential element that is required for the normal physiology but can be toxic
to humans above a certain level. In spite of growing interest in research on chromium …

Salmonid fish spermatozoa acquire the potential for motility during the transition from the
testis to the spermatic duct. Due to the lack of a spermatic duct in sex-reversed females (srf) …

Objective This study investigated testicular oxidative stress status and physiomorphological
function in Wistar rats fed with yaji and cadmium chloride (CdCl 2). Methods Sixty male …

Senescence, which is also biological aging, is a natural and inevitable occurrence in all
living organisms and may lead to degenerative changes at the levels of all organs and …

Excessive generation of seminal reactive oxygen species (ROS) by immature spermatozoa
and white blood cells, especially granulocytes, in the ejaculate is detrimental to …