Several experimental studies and observations have suggested that alterations in male reproductive function may be due to toxic factors in our environment. In particular, they have involved molecules of industrial or anthropogenic origin grouped under the generic term of endocrine disrupters. Among the pollutants involved are many xenobiotics such as solvents, pesticides and heavy metals. They are suspected of being responsible for the decline in male and female fertility observed over the past century. Thus in order, to assess the effects of lead on male endocrine and exocrine reproductive functions, young male Wistar pubescent rats received 0.3% lead acetate orally for 90 consecutive days. The control rats were treated under the same cond...
Environmental pollution with heavy metals represents global problem. One of these heavy metals is th...
Introduction: Lead toxicity has been linked to different diseases in humans and several evidences su...
Objective Lead is considered one of the major causes of infertility among occupational workers in ma...
Several experimental studies and observations have suggested that alterations in male reproductive f...
Introduction: In early 1960\u27s, there is a first evidence of the toxic effects ionizing radiation ...
Lead is the oldest environmental contaminant which is a known abortifacient and spermicidal agent in...
Background: Lead is a heavy metal known to exert pathological effects on the male reproductive organ...
[[abstract]]The relationships between blood lead, sperm lead, sperm reactive oxygen species (ROS) le...
Aim: The aim of this study was to investigate the morphological and functional features of the proce...
Au cours des dernières décennies, un contexte alarmant de déclin des paramètres du sperme etd’accroi...
Objective-To critically review the literature on male reproductive toxicity of lead in animals and h...
Introduction: One reason for the prevalence of infertility in men is high sensitivity of...
Lead acetate was administered to male rats for 9 weeks in doses of 0.3, 33 or 300 mg/kg daily by gav...
Environmental exposure to toxic levels of lead (Pb) occurs in a number of industries with potential ...
Infertility and other reproductive health issues have emerged as one of the world’s foremost challe...
Environmental pollution with heavy metals represents global problem. One of these heavy metals is th...
Introduction: Lead toxicity has been linked to different diseases in humans and several evidences su...
Objective Lead is considered one of the major causes of infertility among occupational workers in ma...
Several experimental studies and observations have suggested that alterations in male reproductive f...
Introduction: In early 1960\u27s, there is a first evidence of the toxic effects ionizing radiation ...
Lead is the oldest environmental contaminant which is a known abortifacient and spermicidal agent in...
Background: Lead is a heavy metal known to exert pathological effects on the male reproductive organ...
[[abstract]]The relationships between blood lead, sperm lead, sperm reactive oxygen species (ROS) le...
Aim: The aim of this study was to investigate the morphological and functional features of the proce...
Au cours des dernières décennies, un contexte alarmant de déclin des paramètres du sperme etd’accroi...
Objective-To critically review the literature on male reproductive toxicity of lead in animals and h...
Introduction: One reason for the prevalence of infertility in men is high sensitivity of...
Lead acetate was administered to male rats for 9 weeks in doses of 0.3, 33 or 300 mg/kg daily by gav...
Environmental exposure to toxic levels of lead (Pb) occurs in a number of industries with potential ...
Infertility and other reproductive health issues have emerged as one of the world’s foremost challe...
Environmental pollution with heavy metals represents global problem. One of these heavy metals is th...
Introduction: Lead toxicity has been linked to different diseases in humans and several evidences su...
Objective Lead is considered one of the major causes of infertility among occupational workers in ma...