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How contemporary human reproductive behaviors influence the role of fertility-related genes: the example of the p53 gene.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2012

Corbo Rosa Maria, Gambina Giuseppe, Scacchi Renato

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Studies on human fertility genes have identified numerous risk/protective alleles involved in the occurrence of reproductive system diseases causing infertility or subfertility. Investigations we carried out in populations at natural fertility seem to suggest that the clinical relevance that some fertility genes are now acquiring depends on their interaction with contemporary reproductive behaviors (birth...

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PMID: 22532853
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0035431
PMCID: PMC3332113

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