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Profound teratospermia does not influence sex chromosomal aneuploidy rate in in vitro fertilization-preimplantation genetic diagnosis cycles
Fertility and Sterility, 09/08/09

Dayal MB et al. – Because spermatocyte meiotic error results in embryonic sex chromosomal aneuploidy, it is speculated that teratospermia correlates with increased embryonic sex chromosomal abnormalities. The authors findings contradict this theory, suggesting that morphology does not correlate with sex chromosomal genotype.

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