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Some experimental results show that the organ index of the testicular tissue is lower in rats in a simulated plateau environment with low-pressure and low-oxygen environment compared with the control group, indicating that the low pressure and high altitude may cause damage to the rats testicular tissue and result in atrophy or degeneration or a decreased organ index [4, 31,32,33,34,35]
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The pathogenesis originates from an imbalance in hepatic lipid homeostasis, where excessive triglyceride accumulation results from increased lipid influx, enhanced de novo lipogenesis, and impaired lipid export or oxidation