Relationship Between Sperm Parameters and Indices of Chromatin Condensation and DNA Fragmentation in Semen
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This study found significant differences between sperm DNA fragmentation and motility, and between sperm chromatin condensation and motility and teratozoospermia, but no differences with other sperm parameters.
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Infertility is a major health problem affecting about 15% of couples worldwide. Male etiology is found in almost one-third of cases. This study identified the nature of the relationship between sperm DNA fragmentation (SDF), sperm chromatin condensation (SCC) and sperm parameters. In this study, 80 samples were analyzed using two methods: the TUNEL technique to assess sperm DNA quality and aniline blue coloration to determine the level of chromatic condensation of spermatozoa. In addition, to specify the standard sperm parameters, the spermogram and the spermocytogram were analyzed. The main results revealed a significant difference between SDF and motility and, similarly, between SCC, motility, and teratozoospermia macrocephaly types (p < 0.0001, p 0.99).
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