It is estimated that infertility affects 8–12% of couples globally, with a male factor being a
primary or contributing cause in approximately 50% of couples. Causes of male subfertility …

Infertility is a major health issue affecting over 48.5 million couples around the world, with
the male factor accounting for about 50% of the cases. The conventional semen analysis …

To monitor the levels of mitochondrial DNA G-quadruplexes (mtDNA G4s) in spermatozoa
and to explore the possibility using mtDNA G4s as a reliable marker in patients with multiple …

Conventional semen analysis (SA) is an essential component of the male infertility workup,
but requires laboratories to rigorously train and monitor technicians as well as regularly …

Purpose The advent of proteomics provides new opportunities to investigate the molecular
mechanisms underlying male infertility. The selection of relevant targets based on a single …

Characterizing the chemical composition of semen can provide valuable insights into the
exposome and environmental factors that directly affect seminal and overall health. In this …

Semen analysis is a basic test for evaluating male fertility potential, as it plays an essential
role in driving the future management and treatment of infertility in couples. Manual semen …

Semen examination is the cornerstone of the evaluation of male fertility potential. Despite its
apparent simplicity, it is a complex series of assessments with highly variable results that are …

Seminal and testicular microbiome and male fertility: A syst... : Porto Biomedical Journal
Seminal and testicular microbiome and male fertility: A systematic review : Porto Biomedical …

Sperm abnormalities are a major factor of human infertility. Since 1987, there are several
references in different editions of World Health Organization (WHO) manual defining optimal …