The larvicide temephos decreases the fertilization rate of rat spermatozoa by altering different processes of the acrosome reaction and actin polymerization

Authors: Ailemys Curbelo-Valiente, Ana Lilian Roa-Espitia, Gabriela Mishell Moreno-Bustamante et al.
Publication: Food and Chemical Toxicology
Published: Jun 1, 2026
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