Study in 1790 Baltic men: FSHR Asn680Ser polymorphism affects total testes volume.

Andrology · 2013 · PMC3674532 · PMID 23413141

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In conclusion, the study in 1790 Baltic men shows statistically highly significant association of the FSHR Asn680Ser with total testes volume and supportive association with serum reproductive hormone levels indicative to the functional effect of the alternative FSHR variants on male reproductive physiology.

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