Epidemiologic evidence on biological and environmental male factors in embryonic loss.

Jens Peter Bonde; Henrik I Hjøllund; Tine B Henriksen; Tina K Jensen; Marcello Spanò; Henrik Kolstad; A Giwercman; Lone Storgaard; Erik Ernst; Jørn Olsen

doi:10.1007/978-1-4419-9190-4_3

Epidemiologic evidence on biological and environmental male factors in embryonic loss.

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