Spermatogenesis Genetics
New spermatogenesis genetics findings from National Institute for Research in Reproductive Health described
Published in Women's Health Weekly, April 3rd, 2008
Fresh data on spermatogenesis are presented in the report 'Clinical and laboratory evaluation of idiopathic male infertility in a secondary referral center in India.' "The genetic basis of infertility has received increasing recognition in recent years, particularly with the advent of assisted reproductive technology. It is now becoming obvious that genetic etiology for infertility is an important cause of disrupted spermatogenesis," scientists writing in the Journal of Clinical Laboratory Analysis report.
"Y-chromosome microdeletions and abnormal karyotype are the two major causes of altered spermatogenesis. To achieve biological fatherhood, intracytoplasmic...
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