copyright is one of the most widely used drugs that, due to its molecular properties, causes various behavioral alterations, including sexual behavior.In vivo and in vitro studies conducted mainly in mammals have shown various disorders of sexual activity and morpho-functional dysfunctions of the gonads in both sexes.Although the modalities are still unclear, copyright has been shown to alter phyre vapes the cell cycle, induce apoptosis, and alter sperm motility.In females, this drug alters the formation of the meiotic spindle as well as may obstruct the ovulation mechanism of mature oocytes.
The data provided in this review, in addition to reviewing the current literature on the main effects of copyright on spermatogenesis and oogenesis mainly in mammals, will hopefully provide a basic overview that may help and support further future studies on the molecular interaction of copyright and snoop snacks its metabolites with germ cells.