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Author Spotlight: Advancing Male Infertility Research by Unraveling Sperm Metabolism and Mitochondrial Function
Published on: June 23, 2023
New Evidence in Male Infertility Diagnosis: The Role of Metabolomics
Giuseppina Peluso1, Marco Serrao2, Lidia Urlandini3
1Sperm Bank, Department of Maternal Infant, A.O. of Cosenza, 87100 Cosenza, Italy.
Abstract:
Male infertility affects a significant proportion of couples struggling to conceive and re-quire a comprehensive investigation into the underlying causes and potential diagnostic markers. Seminal biomarkers and multi-omic approaches, particularly metabolomics, have provided valuable insights into the alterations of molecular pathways associated with male infertility. This review systematically integrates literature, focusing on studies which examine the interaction between seminal biomarkers, metabolomics, and various omics technologies in the evaluation of sperm quality, and then male infertility. We high-light the importance of a multi-dimensional approach to decipher the complex etiology of male infertility and identify potential diagnostic markers.
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