Infertile males with testicular failure, particularly those with hypospermatogenesis, are more likely to have a longer androgen receptor polyglutamine tract than controls. Polymorphisms of the AR (CAG)(n) tract may contribute to spermatogenesis efficiency through a subtle modulatory effect on androgen receptor function.
Infertile males with testicular failure, particularly those with hypospermatogenesis, are more likely to have a longer androgen receptor polyglutamine tract than controls. Polymorphisms of the AR (CAG)(n) tract may contribute to spermatogenesis efficiency through a subtle modulatory effect on androgen receptor function.
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