Spermatogenic dysfunction

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RPS14

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Spermatogenic dysfunction increases RPS14 in humans.
“RPS14 was significantly upregulated in young patients' testes with spermatogenic dysfunction.”
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RPS14 as an aging-related biomarker for early-onset alterations of testicular senescence-associated genes in spermatogenic dysfunction at childbearing age
The journals of gerontology. Series A, Biological sciences and medical sciences27 Jan 2026

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