Urologia Journal · 2005 · 11 citations · 16 references
MedicineToxicologyFertilityInfertilitySemen EvaluationMale InfertilitySemen AnalysisSperm FunctionSemen BiochemistrySemen Reference ValuesSeminal Plasma AnalysisSeminal Plasma BiochemistrySeminal Plasma BiomarkersSeminal Plasma Composition
In this study, we established the values for cadmium, chromium, nickel, manganese and lead in seminal plasma of normal and in different infertile conditions. Except for manganese, the other elements were not present in all normal samples. The value of nickel differed significantly from normal in all pathological conditions except azoospermia. Chromium showed a statistical difference in azoospermia when compared to that of normozoospermia. The presence of these elements in semen could have different roles to play in the survival and function of spermatozoa.
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The Biochemistry of Semen and of the Male Reproductive Tract
The Medical Journal of Australia · 1965 · 1.7K citations
Blood Concentrations of Lead, Cadmium, Mercury, Zinc, and Copper and Human Semen Parameters
Sin Eng Chia, Choon Nam Ong, S. T. Lee et al. · Archives of Andrology · 1992 · 98 citations
Medicine, Toxicology, Fertility +16