Male Rat Genital Tract Infection With Chlamydia Muridarum has No Significant Consequence on Male Fertility

Abstract

C. muridarum infects the rat male genital tract and persists mainly in the prostate. Although C. muridarum was detected in semen during acute and chronic infection, no alterations in sperm quality were observed. C. muridarum infection does not impair male fertility.