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Long term effects of monosodium glutamate on spermatogenesis following neonatal exposure in albino mice--a histological study.

@article{Das2010LongTE,
  title={Long term effects of monosodium glutamate on spermatogenesis following neonatal exposure in albino mice--a histological study.},
  author={R S Das and S K Ghosh},
  journal={Nepal Medical College journal : NMCJ},
  year={2010},
  volume={12 3},
  pages={
          149-53
        }
}
Monosodium glutamate (MSG), popularly known as Azinomoto has been in use since long as a flavour enhancing substance. Its widespread use has also earned it a bad name as hazardous for human health. It has been incriminated to cause wide range of effects comprising retinal degeneration, metabolic disorders, endocrinal disorders including reduced fertility rate in both male and female experimental mice and rats following neonatal exposure. However there are many contradicting views too regarding… 

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