Infertility is a widespread problem: worldwide, one in eight couples fail to fulfill their desire to have children within a year—or even at all. In half the cases, this is due to fertility disorders that stem from the male. However, it is difficult to identify the genetic causes of such fertility disorders in humans.
What can bulls tell us about men? Genetic discovery could translate to human fertility research retrieved 17 February 2024 from https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-02-bulls-men-genetic-discovery-human.html
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