Publications by authors named "Falana Babatunde Michael"
Research into the impacts of oxidative stress (OS), and hormonal balance on reproductive potential has increased over the last 40 years possibly due to rising male infertility. Decreased antioxidant levels and increased OS in tissues result from hormonal imbalance, which in turn leads to male infertility. Increased reactive oxygen species (ROS) generation in seminal plasma has been linked to many lifestyle factors such as alcohol and tobacco use, toxicant exposure, obesity, varicocele, stress, and aging.
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- * Studies show that bacterial and viral co-infections lead to severe health issues like ulcerative dermatitis and osmoregulatory effects, while parasitic co-infections result in significant organ damage and higher mortality.
- * There is a lack of effective strategies to manage co-infections in fish, making further exploration of immunological responses and mitigation techniques essential for improving fish health outcomes.