Human sperm molecular anatomy: the enzyme 5α-reductase (SRD5A) is present in the sperm and may be involved in the varicocele-related infertility
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I. Perrotta | S. Aquila | M. Lanzino | C. Guido | F. D. Amicis | M. Santoro | D. Montanaro | S. Gervasi
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