Cumulus cells mitochondrial dysfunction in advanced-age women

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Cumulus cells mitochondrial dysfunction in advanced-age women

In the last decades, there has been a trend toward an increase in the number of women who delay childbearing to their late 30s and even to their 40s, in a search for economic, academic, and professional stability. In this context, ovarian aging and the concomitant diminished ovarian reserve (DOR) ha…

VOLUME 118, ISSUE 2, P405-406

Author:

Mónica Hebe Vazquez-Levin, Ph.D.

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Reflections on "Mitochondrial dysfunction in cumulus cells is related to decreased reproductive capacity in advanced-age women" by Lu et al.

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