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05]. In the multiple-element linear mixed models, the men in the highest versus lowest quartiles of urinary Zn and Mo had a higher sperm concentration of 17.5% (95% CI 2.8%, 34.2%; p-value for trend=0.006) and total sperm count of 18.3% (95% CI 1.4%, 38.0%; p-value for trend=0.027), respectively. Urinary Zn was also positively associated with total sperm count in a dose-dependent manner (p-value for trend=0.036), though the percentile difference in total sperm count between men in the highest and lowest quartile was not statistically sig
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