Increased testicular blood flow maintains oxygen delivery and avoids testicular hypoxia in response to reduced oxygen content in inspired air

by G. Rizzoto, C. Hall, J. V. Tyberg, J. C. Thundathil, N. A. Caulkett, J. P. Kastelic

Published in Scientific Reports by Springer Nature.

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Date 2018-07-19
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DOI 10.1038/s41598-018-29248-2
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