Summary. Gossypol acetic acid was administered orally to mice of two inbred strains, BALB/c/O1a and CBA/Gr, at daily doses of 10 or 20 mg/kg for about 4 weeks. Treated mice of both strains showed a reduction in sperm counts. This was more marked in CBA mice, which also had smaller testes size than did BALB/c mice. The treatment had no significant effect on testicular weight but the caput epididymidis and seminal vesicles of treated mice weighed less than those of control mice.
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