Balanced chromosomal translocations in men can cause failure of spermatogenesis owing to meiotic impairment. Male carriers may exhibit normozoospermia, although clinical manifestations can include oligozoospermia or azoospermia, oligozoospermia or normozoospermia. Here, we reported the characteristics of balanced reciprocal translocations in men from northeastern China, and explored the relatio...

Background: This study was aimed to see the frequency of polyzoospermia and teratozoospermia, among men with history of infertility, presenting at National Institute of Health, Islamabad. Material and Methods: Seven hundred and ninety married men presenting with a complaint of infertility underwent their semen analysis. They were categorized on the basis of sperm count and morphology. The sperm...

introduction: cd59 is a complement control protein (ccp) wich exhibits its inhibitory functions by prevention of complement attack complex (max) formation. the aim of this normozoospermia, olig-astheno and azoospermia. materials and methods: the semen of 57 individual were grouped to normozoospermia (8), asthenozoospermia (21), oligo-astenozoospermia (16), and azoospermia (12) according to who ...

Introduction: The male factor responsible for infertility includes oligospermia. According to WHO criteria, oligospermia is sperm concentration less than 15 million per millilitre of semen. Vitamin D a steroid hormone synthesized in the skin and derived from diet. A serum level 20 ng/dl regarded as vitamin deficiency. deficiency has been linked many reproductive disorders. This study was design...

Abstract Objectives We aimed to determine the differences between normozoospermic and oligozoospermic individuals according levels of spermatid-specific thioredoxin reductase 3 (SPTRXR3/STRX3/TXNDC8/TXNRD3) testis expressed protein 101 (TEX-101), evaluate correlations spermiogram data biochemical parameters. Methods The study was carried out at Andrology Laboratory Medicine Faculty Selcuk Unive...