G. Vengatesh

TL;DR: CrVI disrupts spermatogenesis by inducing free radical toxicity, and supplementation of antioxidant vitamins may be beneficial to the affected subjects.

TL;DR: At the request of the Editor and the Publisher, the following article is retracted from Toxicology and Industrial Health due to redundant publication by the same group of authors in another journal.

TL;DR: In the case of non-malignant thyroid tumours, the oxidant–antioxidant balance was undisturbed, whilst in malignant tumours the balance was altered, and the change in r value observed in the LPO and SOD pairs between normal and PTC tissues and also in many pairs with multi-nodular goitre (MNG)/toxic MNG tissues may be used as a marker to differentiate/detect different malignant/non- malignant

TL;DR: The results suggest that lactational CrVI exposure induces oxidative stress in rat uterus by decreasing antioxidant enzymes, which were associated with delayed puberty and altered steroids and gonadotrophin levels.

TL;DR: Transient gestational-onset hypothyroidism affects male fertility by impairing posttesticular sperm maturation process in the epididymis, owing to subnormal androgen bioavailability, AR expression, and AR functional activity.