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Immunology of the male reproductive system - from testicular immune privilege to seminal plasma-induced reproductive tolerance
Male reproduction poses a distinctive immunological problem. Meiosis and post-meiotic differentiation generate germ-cell antigens after central self-tolerance has been established, yet these antigens must be protected without rendering the reproductive tract defenseless against infection. The soluti
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