Effect of single total irradiation on the reproductive system and vitamin content in rat progeny

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Effect of single total irradiation on the reproductive system and vitamin content in rat progeny

Abstract: Reduction in the epididymis weight and in the spermatozoid concentration together with marked morphological changes in the seminiferous tubules were observed in the progeny of irradiated rats. Vitamin E content in the testes increased 2.8-fold, while that of vitamin B 2 decreased 1.6-fold.

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The ultrastructure of Sertoli cells and spermatogonia in the rats exposed to radiation under conditions of therapeutic and prophylactic application of low-intensity electromagnetic emission

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