Our Vision
Male infertility is a common impairment affecting 7% of men. Our research focuses on uncovering genetic causes that affect normal spermatogenesis. Growing evidence supports that the quality of sperm may influence the fertilization process and the normal early development stages of the embryo. Our research aims to uncover genetic defects affecting male fertility. contributing to the heterogenic semen phenotype in infertile relative patients in men without germ cells ( Sertoli cells only pathology) in familial and non-familial infertility, from genome to function Highlight Publications
Our Team
Research

Institute for the study of fertility
Dr. Sandra E. Kleiman, Lab PI