Historically, the contribution of fathers to offspring health has been neglected, with the focus on mothers. However, growing evidence shows the important influence that the environmental factors the fathers experience has on sperm epigenetics and, consequently, the health of the next generation.
Pecorelli, S., Lucchini, R., Lambertini, L., Novelli, G. (2026). Fathers matter too: sperm-borne epigenetic messages link paternal exposures to next-generation health. NATURE REVIEWS. UROLOGY, 1-2 [10.1038/s41585-026-01128-9].
Fathers matter too: sperm-borne epigenetic messages link paternal exposures to next-generation health
Novelli G.
2026-01-01
Abstract
Historically, the contribution of fathers to offspring health has been neglected, with the focus on mothers. However, growing evidence shows the important influence that the environmental factors the fathers experience has on sperm epigenetics and, consequently, the health of the next generation.File in questo prodotto:
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