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	Reproduction, Fertility and Development Volume 16 Number 5 2004 Serono Symposium: The Disappearing Male?

Foreword to 'Serono Symposium: The Disappearing Male?'

Jim Cummins and Anne Jequier

pp. iii-iii

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The degenerate Y chromosome – can conversion save it?

Jennifer A. Marshall Graves

pp. 527-534

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Hormones: what the testis really sees

B. P. Setchell

pp. 535-545

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A model for the function of sperm DNA degradation

Monika A. Ward and W. Steven Ward

pp. 547-554

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The HIV/AIDS pandemic: new ways of preventing infection in men

R. V. Short

pp. 555-559

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Causes of azoospermia and their management

P. N. Schlegel

pp. 561-572

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Genetic screening of infertile men

David Cram, Michael Lynch, Moira K. O’Bryan, Chelsea Salvado, Robert I. McLachlan and David M. de Kretser

pp. 573-580

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Oxidative stress and male reproductive biology

R. John Aitken and Mark A. Baker

pp. 581-588

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