ArticleOpen veterinary journal2024
The effect of aluminum chloride on testicular biometry, hormonal profiles, spermatozoa quality, and spermatogenic cell morphology in mice.
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Abstract
Background: Infertility is defined as failure to achieve a pregnancy after 12 months or more of regular unprotected sexual intercourse. The prevalence of couples with infertility increases every year. Treatment success for male infertility remains suboptimal despite the advancements of the therapies. Hence, a comprehensive understanding of spermatogenesis is needed to improve existing infertility treatments. Animal models are commonly used in studies regarding male infertility. Aluminum chloride (AlCl Aim: This study investigates the optimal dosage of AlCl Method: Male Balb/c mice, aged 3 months and have proven to be fertile with an average body weight of 26, 96, randomly assigned to four groups. The control group received oral gavage with sterile aquadest, while the treatment groups were administrated AlCl Results: Administration of AlCl Conclusion: Utilizing AlCl
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