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High fat diet causes distinct aberrations in the testicular proteome

Medicine and Health

High fat diet causes distinct aberrations in the testicular proteome

S. Jarvis, L. A. Gethings, et al.

Explore groundbreaking research revealing how a high-fat diet impacts male reproductive health by affecting the testicular proteome. Conducted by a team of experts, this study uncovers new insights and potential therapeutic targets for related health issues.

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