https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/mk-8353-sch90
sperm concentration thresholds of azoospermia or less then 1 million/mL, are applied, the number of tests decreased to 50.5% (1442 tests) and 23.1% (643 tests), respectively. Approximately $108,150 and $48,225 would be saved if the sperm thresholds were azoospermia and less then 1 million/mL, respectively CONCLUSION The current threshold of sperm concentration for Y-chromosome deletions is controversial. The new proposed sperm threshold for genetic testing of 1 million/mL would increase sensitivity and more cost-effective comp
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