ArticleVeterinary research forum : an international quarterly journal2025
Effect of bioactive peptides on heat stress-induced testiculopathies in mature rats: immunohistopathological evidence.
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- An experimental study on shrimp bioactive peptides restoring testicular function in a rat model of fatty liver disease via autophagy, redox balance, and energy transporters.International journal of reproductive biomedicine · 2025Article
- Urolithin A safeguards against diabetes-induced pathospermia and embryotoxicity in rats.Avicenna journal of phytomedicineArticle
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Exposure to extreme temperature conditions such as occurs in certain occupations is known to induce male infertility. In humans and most of the mammals, it has been shown that whole-body heat stress (HS) decreases fertility and produces defective embryos. Hence, the present study aimed at gaining some insights into the mechanisms producing defects after HS. In the present study, 56 mature male Wistar rats were randomly categorized into eight groups (n = 7), including group 1: Control, groups 2: Bioactive peptides (BPs; 10.00 mg kg
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