Determination of Serum and Seminal Gamma Glutamyl transferase (GGT) on Sperm Parameter in infertile Patients

One of the enzymes created in the bile ducts is known as Gamma-Glutamyl Transpeptidase, abbreviated as GGT. It is a kind of cell surface protein, advantageous for Glutathione extracellular catabolism. The core aim of the research is to research the clinical value of seminal and serum levels of GGT in infertile and normozoospermia men, specifically in men having azoospermic (NOA) and asthenozoospermic (A) It has been noticed that the renal tissue produces maximum GGT but hepatobiliary system creates the enzyme and thus the efficacy of GGT is enhanced in the form of liver disease. The present study included 3 sections of infertile males, the total was 58, from which normozoospermia were 38, asthenozoospermia were 7 and NOA were 13, experimented in High Institute of Infertility Diagnosis and Assisted Reproductive Technologies of Al-Nahrain University, situated in Baghdad, IraqزThe considerable value of (P≤0.05) was obtained in men having Normozoospermia when they were compared with other factors of infertility. A considerable decrement (P≤.05) was also obtained in men having asthenozoospermia in comparison to other. Assessment of seminal GGT appeared more important than serum GGT and its associated with the safety of accessory genital glands.