Daily exposure to summer temperatures affects the motile subpopulation structure of epididymal sperm cells but not male fertility in an in vivo rabbit model

M. J. Maya-Soriano, E. Taberner, M. Sabés-Alsina, J. Ramon, O. Rafel, L. Tusell, M. Piles, M. López-Béjar

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