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Alterations of small non-coding RNA in the spermatozoa of mice with paternal experimental autoimmune epididymo-orchitis are associated with metabolic dysfunction in offspring.

Chen YangJianlin LiJin-Chuan LiuQunxiong ZengWilliam Shu-Biu YeungPhilip Chi-Ngong ChiuYong-Gang Duan
Published in: Andrology (2023)
We revealed that autoimmune epididymo-orchitis alters sncRNA profiles in mouse spermatozoa. Offspring from mice with autoimmune orchitis develop metabolic disorders. A comprehensive analysis of human and mouse inflammation data revealed an association between alterations in the miRNA and tsRNA profiles of epididymal spermatozoa and offspring phenotypes.
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