An Evaluation of the Effects of Long-term Cell Phone Use on the Testes Via Light and Electron Microscope Analysis
Authors:
- I. Atilla AridoganIAI. Atilla Aridogan
- Volkan IzolVIVolkan Izol
- Seyda ErdoğanSESeyda Erdoğan
- Sait PolatSPSait Polat
- Şaban DoranŞDŞaban Doran
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Funding Information
- Çukurova Üniversitesi (TF2009LTP42)
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