Macrozoospermia
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Last Posted: Mar 04, 2023
- Macrozoospermia associated with mutations of AURKC gene: First case report in Latin America and literature review.
Ortega Victoria, et al. Revista internacional de andrologia 2019 0 (4) 159-163 - Two frequent loss-of-function mutations in Aurora Kinase C gene in Algerian infertile men with macrozoospermia.
Hamza Loubna, et al. Andrologia 2020 0 (11) e13868 - Compound heterozygosity for novel AURKC mutations in an infertile man with macrozoospermia.
Bai Shun, et al. Andrologia 2020 0 (9) e13663 - Macrozoospermia: screening for the homozygous c.144delC mutation in AURKC gene in infertile men and estimation of its heterozygosity frequency in the Tunisian population.
Ghédir Houda, et al. Journal of assisted reproduction and genetics 2015 9 - Mutations of the aurora kinase C gene causing macrozoospermia are the most frequent genetic cause of male infertility in Algerian men.
Ounis Leyla, et al. Asian journal of andrology 0 0 (1) 68-73 - Macrozoospermia
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