E2F1 copy number variations contribute to spermatogenic impairment and cryptorchidism by increasing susceptibility to heat stress
ConclusionThis study shows a link betweenE2F1CNV and male infertility, suggesting that the increased risk of spermatogenic impairment associated with higherE2F1 copies might be due to higher susceptibility to stressful conditions.
Source: Andrology - Category: Urology & Nephrology Authors: M. S. Rocca,
A. Di Nisio,
I. Sabovic,
M. Ghezzi,
C. Foresta,
A. Ferlin Tags: Original Article Source Type: research
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