Screening of ΔF508 mutation and IVS8‐poly T polymorphism in CFTR gene in Tunisian infertile men without CBAVD
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F. Fakhfakh | A. Bahloul | M Ghorbel | S Baklouti-Gargouri | R Keskes | A Sellami-Ben Hamida | N Feki-Chakroun | A Bahloul | F Fakhfakh | L Ammar-Keskes | L. Ammar-keskes | M. Ghorbel | S. Baklouti-Gargouri | R. Keskes | N. Feki-Chakroun | A. Sellami-Ben Hamida | A. B. Hamida
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