Under the simulated plateau altitude of 6000 m, partial pressure of oxygen values, sex hormone levels, sperm motility rates, sperm deformity rates and histopathological and morphological features of testicular tissues are obviously altered, suggesting that the environment at an altitude of 6000 m may have a significant impact on the function of the rat's reproductive system
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