Male Obesity: Epigenetic Origin and Effects in Sperm and Offspring
Abstract
Purpose of Review The prevalence of obesity has increased substantially in the current generations of Western countries, and the burden of obesity-related complications has been growing steadily. In men, obesity is not only a major risk factor for serious chronic diseases, concern is growing that the reproductive capacity, and more particularly, their offspring’s health may be affected. Obesity-related impaired spermatogenesis is associated with...
Paper Details
Title
Male Obesity: Epigenetic Origin and Effects in Sperm and Offspring
Published Date
Nov 9, 2017
Volume
3
Issue
4
Pages
288 - 296
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