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karyotype were live born. In fact, the 45,X karyotype is the single most common chromosomal aneuploidy noted for fetal loss ( 2 ). The purpose of this review is to explore the fertility aspects of the sex chromosome trisomies XXY, XYY, and XXX, with
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Introduction Fertility in males is dependent on the presence of a germ cell population that is capable of developing into sperm in adulthood. However, the ability of spermatogonial stem cells (SSC) to give rise to sperm is dependent on the
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odours, or a decreased ability to recognize odours, we defined the case as involving hyposmia. Histories regarding other diseases, familial histories, fertility outcomes and therapeutic management were also obtained from the records. BMI was calculated
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resulted in reduced birth weight while not affecting fertility ( 15 ). These data were contested in 2016, when three experimental studies in rodent were published suggesting that prenatal analgesic exposure could disrupt female reproductive development
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is associated with reduced male fertility ( 28 , 29 , 30 , 31 ). An intact acrosome is required for mouse sperm cells to respond to progesterone-induced chemotaxis ( 32 ). Furthermore, only acrosome-intact human sperm cells can bind to the zona
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cardiovascular status, fertility preservation (FP) is one of the most important issues during the transition process in TS. With the advent of assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs), medicine brought new hope for these patients. However, due to the limited and
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the lean PCOS mouse model, 8-week-old C57/Bl6 female mice ( n = 26) were mated with males of proven fertility. Copulatory plugs were visualized to confirm mating on the following morning, which was considered day 0.5. Pregnant dams were injected with
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