tailieunhanh - Genetic and anthropometrical evidences in infertile male

Infertility is becoming a major problem among the marital couples and in at least 50% of the cases, the male partners are the only contributor to the problem. Many of these men are diagnosed with no etiology and hence they are idiopathic cases. The current study was planned to generate some markers in infertile males in order to find a preventive measure that could be taken for effective cure of this serious issue. | 2017 6 5 1919-1928 International Journal of Current Microbiology and Applied Sciences ISSN 2319-7706 Volume 6 Number 5 2017 pp. 1919-1928 Journal homepage http Original Research Article https Genetic and Anthropometrical Evidences in Infertile Male Gresh Chander1 Susan Manohar2 and N. Ganesh1 1 Jawaharlal Nehru Cancer Hospital and Research Centre Idgah Hills Bhopal India 2 Government MGM Post Graduate College ITARSI MP India Corresponding author ABSTRACT Infertility is becoming a major problem among the marital couples and in at least 50 of the cases the male partners are the only contributor to the problem. Many of these men are diagnosed with no etiology and hence they are idiopathic cases. The current study was Keywords planned to generate some markers in infertile males in order to find a preventive measure that could be taken for effective cure of this serious issue. Study conducted in two arms Anogenital between the age group 18-45. Arm A composed of healthy control male having 150 Distance volunteers and in B arm 50 infertile males. 30 volunteers from arm A having less than two Chromosomes inches AGD therefore finally they were included in arm B. Hence the total infertile male Infertility Semen in arm B was 80 males. A preliminary investigation was done by Physical examination analysis Sperm. Anogenital Distance measurement followed by semen analysis Lymphocyte culture to rule Article Info out chromosomal. Among the 60 of infertile 2017 6 5 1919-1928 that the population shows 6 to 7 cases of Among the registered subjects 25 were infertile couples Bang et al. 1989 . In other having the history of primary and secondary states of India the rate of infertility was found infertility and having less anogenital as Haryana Rajasthan distance and the rest of the individuals 60 Madhya Pradesh Punjab were healthy with normal sperm

• Y khoa - Dược
• Anogenital distance
• Semen analysis
• Anthropometrical evidences in infertile male
• Infertile male
• Markers in infertile males
• BMC Pediatrics
• 13q deletion syndrome
• 13q33–34 deletion
• Chromosome 13
• Renal hypoplasia
• Congenital heart disease