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Oogonial stem cells as a model to study age-associated infertility in women

21 Apr 2015

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Fertility is the first biological process to break down during aging, thereby making it a useful tool to understand fundamental processes of aging. Reproductive aging in females is associated with a loss of ovarian function characterised by a reduction in the number and quality of oocytes. The central dogma, namely that females are born with a fixed pool of oocytes that progressively decline with increasing...

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PMID: 25897831
DOI: 10.1071/rd14461

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