The University of Nottingham in the UK recently released news that researchers observed in mouse experiments that mice showed different changes in ovarian and testicular tissue structure or genetic activity after exposure to tobacco smoke, which provided new clues to understanding the potential mechanisms by which smoking affects human reproductive health.

Zhitongcaijing · 6d ago
The University of Nottingham in the UK recently released news that researchers observed in mouse experiments that mice showed different changes in ovarian and testicular tissue structure or genetic activity after exposure to tobacco smoke, which provided new clues to understanding the potential mechanisms by which smoking affects human reproductive health.