“…Decreased implantation rate reported in couples with malefactors (SMF and MMF) compare to N, as suggested by other researchers as well (Coates et al, 2017; Lei et al, 2021; Mazzilli et al, 2017). Similarly, several studies reported a higher frequency of aneuploidy in the case of a severe male factor compared with the normal male population (Gat et al, 2016, 2017; Magli et al, 2009; Pagidas et al, 2008). Interestingly, in binary logistic regression analysis, we found probability to obtaining ≥50% euploid rate in embryos of infertile couple is depended on sperm quality and determinant of the genetic quality (aneuploidy) of the embryo produced, as Oocyte has a potential to reverse sperm chromatin abnormalities with limited ability depend on the extent of damage, as evidenced in previously reported study by, (Magli et al, 2009) which concluded that SMF had decrease number of euploid embryos (55% aneuploidy rate with NZs, 62% with OZs and 69% with Obs‐AZs), biopsy on day three embryos with in situ hybridization of few chromosome was performed (Silber et al, 2003).…”