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Reproductive System & Sexual Disorders

The journal presents all aspects of male and female reproductive health, encompassing the basic physiology of reproductive function and wide range of disorders with focus on current methods for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility and sexual dysfunction.

Reproductive System & Sexual Disorders is an international, peer-reviewed journal in prevention, diagnosis and management of reproduction system and sexual disorders with great diversity of physical adaptations as well as reproductive strategies in every group of vertebrates.

The Reproductive System & Sexual Disorders is the world’s leading peer-reviewed journal of reproductive system & sexual disorders concerned with the study of the fluids, hormones and pheromones are also important accessories & disorders related to the reproductive system.

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Tin-Lap LeeNational Institute of

Health, USA

Aleksandr M FuksQueens Hospital

Center, USA

Alla B Salmina Krasnoyarsk State Medical University

Russia

Hirotaka SakamotoOkayama University

Japan

Jermane Bond Joint Centre Health

Policy InstituteUSA

C E HendersonAlbert Einstein

College of Medicine USA

B D BanerjeeUniversity of Delhi

India

Zengjun WangNanjing Medical University, China

A Samuel JegedeUniversity of Ibadan

Nigeria

Milan M Terzic University of Belgrade

Serbia

Feng Huai LiangNYU School of Medicine, USA

Helena HachulUniversidade Federal de Sao Paulo, Brazil

T Ahmed ShokeirMansoura University Teaching Hospitals

Egypt

Jia CaoMilitary Medical

University, China

M Ioannis University of Crete

Greece

C SiristatidisUniversity of Athens

Greece

Fari IzadyarPrimeGen Biotech

LLC, USA

Michael Traub Staten Island University

Hospital, New York

Rukhsana GaziCentre for Equity and

Health SystemsDhaka

Bogdan NowickiCenter for Women’s

Health Research USA

Satoru KyoKanazawa University

Japan

Julie Quinlivan Joondalup Health Campus, Australia

Fernand LabrieLaval university

Canada

Doris J BakerUniversity of Kentucky

USA

Tina Q Tan Northwestern University

USA

Tsagias Nikolaos General Hospital of Giannitsa, Greece

L Fernando Pina de CCenter for Reproduc-tive Medicine Obstet-rics and Gynecology

Cleveland ClinicUSA

Zhongjie ShiThomas Jefferson University, USA

Gwan-Su Yi Department of Bio & Brain Engineering

Kaist, Korea

Haluk AkınEge Üniversity Medical Faculty

Turkey

D Enquobahrie University of

Washington, USA

W William IsHak Cedars-Sinai Medical

Center, USA

Andrew R WyantUniversity of Kentucky

College of Health Sciences, USA

Gazi YildirimIstanbul Yeditepe

University HospitalTurkey

Adrian EllebogenRappaport School of

Medicine, Israel

Vladimir Borisovich University of Wales

United Kingdom

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Phone: +1-650-268-9744, Fax: +1-650-618-1414, Toll free: +1-800-216-6499

Wei LiFourth Military

Medical UniversityChina

Akinsomisoye OSObafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria

A A TykhomyrovPalladin Institute of

BiochemistryUkraine

Oliver C Ezechi Nigerian Institute of Medical Research

Nigeria

E Jasovic-SiveskaUniversity of Belgrade

Serbia

A Lauber-BiasonUniversitäts-

KinderklinikenSwitzerland

Robert GasparUniversity of Szeged

Hungary

I B HernandoUniversity of

Extremadura, Spain

Eric ChungPrincess Alexandra Hospital, Australia

J Eduardo SerraoFederal University of

Vicosa, Brazil

Boris KyselaUniversity of

Birmingham, UK

Michail Varras“Elena Venizelou”

General Maternity State

Hospital, Greece