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“... in fertility potential, showing that obesity may lead to impairment in male fertility....”
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“... evaluated by a 6-day food record questionnaire. At the beginning and after eight weeks of follow-up, body...”
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“...During perimenopause, oxidative stress increases, which may result in disruption of bone turnover...”
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“..., to its anti- inflammatory and antioxidant properties, indicating that this drug may be a therapeutic...”
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“... induction and 4) GMel2 – rats with PCOS and treated for 60 days with Mel. After that, the animals were...”
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“..., P4 supplementation may increase the fertility of dairy cows, but compromises the fertility when embryos are...”
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“... by a decrease of some species, particularly predators, and an increase of species that are possibly...”
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“... results strongly suggest that increases on T cell repertoire diversity contribute to improvement of T cell...”
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“... be due to neuroinflammation and/or decreased urinary output. The increase in AP after WD was similar...”
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“... a decrease in the symptom “difficulty in singing or speaking low” in GH and an increase in the CG (p=0.005...”
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“... markers of exposure and proteins that may confer tolerance to CYN and MC-LR/CYN. Furthermore, because...”
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Subjects: “...Increase exercise...”
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“... alterations in several organs, including induction of oxidative stress that may result in cellular damage...”
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“... and that these effects may be enantioselective, but no reproductive and biochemical changes were...”
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