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Relationship amongst teratozoospermia, seminal oxidative stress and male infertility

Ashok Agarwal, Eva Tvrdá, Rakesh Sharma

Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology · 2014 · 169 citations · 31 references

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Abstract

The incidence of teratozoospermia may be directly related to the overproduction of seminal ROS. Therefore, besides sperm concentration and motility, spermatozoa morphology should receive an equally important consideration in the overall assessment of male fertility.

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