2020
DOI: 10.1111/and.13670
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Carob attenuates nicotine‐induced oxidative stress and intratesticular damage in male rats

Abstract: Infertility is a social health problem that affects approximately 1/7 of the population in the reproductive age worldwide and can cause financial and emotional stress (Sarac & Koc, 2018). Semen pathologies and male-related factors appear in about half of the couples who have infertility (Aston, Krausz, Laface, Ruiz-Castane, & Carrell, 2010). Negative effects of the diet, lifestyle, environmental factors, medications and chronic exposure to toxic substances in individuals with infertility have been reported in … Show more

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“…The control group (n=6) received 0.9% saline subcutaneously once a day. The Nicotine group (n=7) received 4 mg/kg subcutaneous nicotine injections once a day (19). Cornus Mas group (n=7) was administered 1000 mg/kg Cornus mas extract in 0.5 ml saline was given via gavage (20).…”
Section: Experimental Groupsmentioning
confidence: 99%