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ESR1 GENE RELATED RISK IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF IDIOPATHIC INFERTILITY AND EARLY PREGNANCY LOSS IN MARRIED COUPLES.

Georgian medical news - 1 Jun 2020

Fishchuk L, Rossokha Z, Sheyko L, Brisevac L, Gorovenko N

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The aim of the work was to assess genetic risk of reproductive disorders in married couples, conditioned by polymorphic variants A-351G and T-397C of ESR1gene. The study involved 412 persons - 206 married couples: 69 married couples with idiopathic infertility, lasting over 5 years, and 137 married couples with early reproductive losses in their past medical history. The data of population frequencies for the...

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