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S. Pacey

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Autophagy maintains the homeostatic environment in the male reproductive accessory organs playing a key role in fertility

A. Jaulim, L. D. Cassidy, A. R. J. Young, A. S. L. Chan, A. Y. Warren, A. E. Taylor, W. Arlt, G. Lan, M. L. Blayney, O. Davidson, C. L. R. Barratt, S. Pacey, M. Narita

This study shows that autophagy is essential for maintaining the function of male reproductive accessory organs, and its inhibition leads to subfertility, with recovery upon autophagy restoration.

bioRxiv · Jul 21, 2023 · PreprintCell Biology