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Autor:
Guy Perkins, Beth M. Acton, Andrea Jurisicova, Gloria I. Perez, Mark H. Ellisman, Robert F. Casper, Sandrine G. D’Estaing, Loro L. Kujjo
Publikováno v:
Mechanisms of Ageing and Development. 134:43-52
In women as well as in mice, oocytes exhibit decreased developmental potential (oocyte quality) with advanced age. Our current data implicate alterations in the levels of oocyte ceramide and associated changes in mitochondrial function and structure
Autor:
Taline Naranian, Roxanne Fernandes, Zhi-Bin Tong, Chiharu Tsuda, Andrea Jurisicova, Beth M. Acton, Lawrence M. Nelson, Alagammal Perumalsamy, Jasmine Chong
Publikováno v:
Biology of Reproduction. 86
Unraveling molecular pathways responsible for regulation of early embryonic development is crucial for our understanding of female infertility. Maternal determinants that control the transition from oocyte to embryo are crucial molecules that govern
Autor:
Roxanne, Fernandes, Chiharu, Tsuda, Alagammal L, Perumalsamy, Taline, Naranian, Jasmine, Chong, Beth M, Acton, Zhi-Bin, Tong, Lawrence M, Nelson, Andrea, Jurisicova
Publikováno v:
Biology of reproduction. 86(5)
Unraveling molecular pathways responsible for regulation of early embryonic development is crucial for our understanding of female infertility. Maternal determinants that control the transition from oocyte to embryo are crucial molecules that govern
Autor:
Andrea Jurisicova, Beth M. Acton, Tatiana Rabaglino, Adalberto Benito, Jaymin Oh, Yoshinari Taniuchi, Jacqui Detmar, Gabriel Núñez
Publikováno v:
Apoptosis : an international journal on programmed cell death. 11(8)
The high miscarriage rates observed in women smokers raises the possibility that chemicals in cigarette smoke could be detrimental to embryo development. Previous studies have established that polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), transactivate th
Autor:
Beth M. Acton, Andrea Jurisicova
Publikováno v:
Reproduction (Cambridge, England). 128(3)
Human preimplantation embryo development is prone to high rates of early embryo wastage, particularly under currentin vitroculture conditions. There are many possible underlying causes for embryo demise, including DNA damage, poor embryo metabolism a