Possible mechanisms involved in the protective effect of lutein against cyclosporine-induced testicular damage in rats

Oyovwi, Obukohwo Mega; Ben-Azu, Benneth; Tesi, Edesiri Prince; Emojevwe, Victor; Rotu, Rume Arientare; Moke, Goodies Emuesiri; Umukoro, Emuesiri; Asiwe, Jerome Ndudi; Nwangwa, Kingsley Eze

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e24989

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Possible mechanisms involved in the protective effect of lutein against cyclosporine-induced testicular damage in rats

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