Simple Summary Electrolyte balance is very significant, ensures homeostasis of the
organism, maintains reactions, nerve conduction, and proper polarity of cell membranes …

Minerals are required in small amounts but play significant roles in many physiological
functions related with growth, reproduction, and health of goats such as biochemical …

During the last decade, environmental toxicants have been considered a potential cause for
declining sperm quality. Toxic metals are not easily degraded and may accumulate along …

This study aimed to see the effect of oral supplementation of specific trace minerals mixture
on the growth, immunity, and reproductive development of indigenous growing bull calves …

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) may alter prostatic fluid biochemical composition
causing reduced fertility. Osaterone acetate (OA) is an androgen receptor antagonist …

Energy based diet supplementation is responsible for body growth and plays a significant
role to improve spermatogenesis, semen quality, fertility and influence livestock production …

Successful male fertilization requires the main processes such as normal spermatogenesis,
sperm capacitation, hyperactivation, and acrosome reaction. The progress of these …

Exposure to metals/metalloids is reported to potentially influence semen quality. While most
studies have focused on single metal impacts, the link between exposure to multiple metals …

Mineral supplementation has greater impact on male reproduction; however, the mechanism
of action has not been studied in detail. The present study was aimed to deal with the lacuna …

Background Micronutrients have a well-established role in the productive and reproductive
health of animals, and there are many proven benefits of supplementing them in the diet of …