Effects of dietary selenium on sperm structure, functions and fertility in rats

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KARAMJIT Kaur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1996Edition: COBHDescription: 109, 15LSubject(s):

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T 599.323.3 K12E

Summary: Toxic effects of dietary selenium have been evaluated on growth, sperm structure and functions, fertility, pregnancy outcome and progency of albino rats. A dose and time dependent reduction in daily consumption of feed, body weight, sperm motility, sperm

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Toxic effects of dietary selenium have been evaluated on growth, sperm structure and functions, fertility, pregnancy outcome and progency of albino rats. A dose and time dependent reduction in daily consumption of feed, body weight, sperm motility, sperm

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