Testicular cancer is the most common cancer affecting young men of reproductive age. Fortunately, with the considerable advancements made in the treatment protocol, namely the coadministration of bleomycin, etoposide, and cisplatin (BEP) subsequent to orchidectomy, the cure rate has drastically improved to over 90 percent. This high cure rate, in conjunction with the young age of patients, requires more emphasis to be placed on post-treatment quality of life, including fertility. Knowing that this treatment results in reproductive chemotoxicity, the goal of this thesis was to determine the effects of BEP exposure on the sperm head proteome and its resulting impact on male fertility and progeny outcome in the Brown Norway rat, with emphasis ...