Male biological clock: a critical analysis of advanced paternal age

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@israelArce3p @May700tdf @BozamiM Emm no, es a los 35. https://t.co/Pf1Is0S2CN https://t.co/Wl0BACTbSM https://t.co/4KIiAIiJ9O https://t.co/zpsVVAdSdc https://t.co/0nILZ2MTW9 https://t.co/FJWVY3Oksf https://t.co/O04ehUjQWt

@SussexHenryVIII Men do have longer, but the older men get the more mutations they have in their sperm. So the likelihood of having a deformed kid or a retard goes up substantially regardless of how young your wife is. https://t.co/WuWj4MCdTT

@RapidResponse47 @PressSec Just an FYI Karoline. Hopefully you received a younger sperm donor . I’m sure you don’t want health issues with your kids. https://t.co/XDB4peRiKJ.

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