ID:
1071sp
DNA fragmentation test

Method:
Sperm Chromatin Dispersion
Full name:
DNA fragmentation test – Halosperm test
Sample Type:
Sample quantity:
Sample container:
Sperm
Biomaterial container
Maintaining the integrity of the sperm's genetic structure is important for normal fertilization and a healthy embryo. Sometimes the sperm does not have a chromosome number change such as aneuploidy, but instead the sperm's DNA structure is disrupted. Such a pathological change is not detected in a normal spermogram analysis. It is not detected in spermogram analysis. It is recommended to check the quality of sperm DNA in men whose spermogram analysis results are normal. For this, sperm DNA fragmentation analysis is performed. In such patients, repeated miscarriages, repeated failed artificial insemination, low quality embryos and repeated failed implantation occur in pregnancy. However, even if the embryos formed from the fertilization of an egg cell with a spermatozoon with DNA fragmentation detected do not cause a problem in pregnancy, theoretically, these children are at high risk of developing cancer after birth.
DNA fragmentation test instructions:
In infinity of unknown cause
Couples with problems with embryo formation
Recurrent miscarriages
Men over 45 years old
Recurrent unsuccessful artificial insemination (IVF/ICSI)
If there is an abnormal embryo during the use of assisted reproductive methods
Additionally, in the following cases, Sperm DNA fragmentation test can be added to the screening and check up.
Smoking, age factor
Sexual infections, high fever diseases
Varicocele, dirty environment effect
Temperature increase in the testicles: infectious causes, epidemic parotitis (mumps).
Sperm DNA Fragmentation
Sperm DNA fragmentation indicates the presence of breaks or damage in sperm DNA strands. High fragmentation levels can be one of the causes of male infertility.
High fragmentation can be associated with low sperm quality, poor embryo development, risk of miscarriage and failure of artificial insemination (IVF).