Although male factors account for approximately 50% of all infertility, the mechanisms
underlying their origin are unknown. Currently, clinicians rely primarily on semen analyses …

Infertility is a common problem affecting one in six couples and in 30% of infertile couples,
the male factor is a major cause. A large number of genes are involved in spermatogenesis …

Oxidative stress has been established as one of the main causes of male infertility and has
been implicated in many diseases associated with infertile men. It results from high …

Background Seminal plasma serves as a natural reservoir of antioxidants. It helps to remove
excessive formation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and consequently, reduce oxidative …

Male factors account for 40% of infertility cases. The identification of differentially expressed
proteins on spermatozoa from fertile and infertile men can help in the elucidation of the …

Prolactin-induced protein (PIP) is a small secreted glycoprotein carrying several N-linked
carbohydrate chains. The expression of PIP is generally restricted to cells with apocrine …

Sub-fertility is a major problem in crossbred bulls leading to disintegration of breeding
systems and huge economic loss. Identification of some potential biomarkers to determine …

Background The cellular and molecular mechanisms of the events that help spermatozoa
acquire their fertilizing capability during capacitation and acrosome reaction are not …

Robotically assisted proteomics provides insights into the regulation of multiple proteins
achieving excellent spatial resolution. However, developing an effective method for spatially …

The binding of seminal plasma (SP) proteins by spermatozoa plays an important role in the
regulation of sperm epididymal maturation, motility gaining in female reproductive tracts and …