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In utero exposure to persistent organochlorine pollutants and reproductive health in the human male.

Reproduction · 2014 · PMC4241711 · PMID 25190505

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We did not find any consistent associations between in utero exposure to PCBs or p , p ′-DDE and sperm morphology or sperm motility in the present study, except from the statistically significant less percentage motile spermatozoa in the high p , p ′-DDE tertile compared with the reference tertile, which was not corroborated by a significant trend on the continuous exposure.

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