Disruption of the protein C inhibitor (PCI) gene does not result in hemostatic abnormalities but in impaired spermatogenesis and infertility in male PCI-/- mice

Pavel Uhrín; Mieke Dewerchin; Mario Hilpert; Peter Chrenek; Christian Schoefer; M. Zechmeister-Machart; Gerhard Kroenke; Anja Vales; Peter Carmeliet; BR Binder; Margarethe Geiger

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Disruption of the protein C inhibitor (PCI) gene does not result in hemostatic abnormalities but in impaired spermatogenesis and infertility in male PCI-/- mice

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