Abnormal embryonic development can arise from maternal or paternal exposure to therapeutic agents, environmental toxicants or social habits. Such exposures prior to conception may damage the gametes and have detrimental effects on the developing embryo. When male rats are exposed to the chemotherapeutic agent, cyclophosphamide, the genomic integrity of the male germ cells is altered. The goals of these studies were to determine the impact of paternal preconceptional exposure to cyclophosphamide on embryonic development and to elucidate how cleavage stage embryos respond to DNA damage in the male genome. Paternal exposure to cyclophosphamide induces sperm DNA damage and leads to the alteration of chromatin compaction during spermiogenesis. E...
Exposure of males to drugs or environmental chemicals can alter reproductive health and affect prog...
<div><p>Exposure to radiation during fetal development induces testicular germ cell tumors (TGCT) an...
This study aimed to evaluate the effects of cyclophosphamide on spermatogenesis; we used three doses...
Administration of cyclophosphamide to males targets the germ cells and causes DNA damage including s...
Paternal exposures to cancer chemotherapeutics or environmental chemicals may have adverse effects o...
The detrimental effects of preconceptional paternal exposure to the alkylating anticancer agent, cyc...
Cyclophosphamide is an alkylating agent which has deleterious effects on reproduction in both males ...
Spermatozoon decondensation in the zygote leads to the initiation of chromatin remodeling during whi...
Male reproductive health is of growing concern, as male toxicant exposure can affect progeny outcome...
Cyclophosphamide is a bifunctional alkylating agent. Administration of low doses of cyclophosphamide...
Male germ cell DNA damage, after exposure to radiation, exogenous chemicals, or chemotherapeutic age...
Paternal exposure to chemotherapeutics may have adverse effects on offspring. In the rat, chronic lo...
Increases in the survival rate of men treated with chemo-therapeutic drugs and their desire to have ...
Male factor infertility accounts for a large proportion of infertility cases and for the most part m...
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer affecting young men of reproductive age. Fortunately, wi...
Exposure of males to drugs or environmental chemicals can alter reproductive health and affect prog...
<div><p>Exposure to radiation during fetal development induces testicular germ cell tumors (TGCT) an...
This study aimed to evaluate the effects of cyclophosphamide on spermatogenesis; we used three doses...
Administration of cyclophosphamide to males targets the germ cells and causes DNA damage including s...
Paternal exposures to cancer chemotherapeutics or environmental chemicals may have adverse effects o...
The detrimental effects of preconceptional paternal exposure to the alkylating anticancer agent, cyc...
Cyclophosphamide is an alkylating agent which has deleterious effects on reproduction in both males ...
Spermatozoon decondensation in the zygote leads to the initiation of chromatin remodeling during whi...
Male reproductive health is of growing concern, as male toxicant exposure can affect progeny outcome...
Cyclophosphamide is a bifunctional alkylating agent. Administration of low doses of cyclophosphamide...
Male germ cell DNA damage, after exposure to radiation, exogenous chemicals, or chemotherapeutic age...
Paternal exposure to chemotherapeutics may have adverse effects on offspring. In the rat, chronic lo...
Increases in the survival rate of men treated with chemo-therapeutic drugs and their desire to have ...
Male factor infertility accounts for a large proportion of infertility cases and for the most part m...
Testicular cancer is the most common cancer affecting young men of reproductive age. Fortunately, wi...
Exposure of males to drugs or environmental chemicals can alter reproductive health and affect prog...
<div><p>Exposure to radiation during fetal development induces testicular germ cell tumors (TGCT) an...
This study aimed to evaluate the effects of cyclophosphamide on spermatogenesis; we used three doses...