Association between FSHR and ESR1 gene variants and ovarian response to gonadotropin in Egyptian women undergoing ICSI treatment.

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Association between FSHR and ESR1 gene variants and ovarian response to gonadotropin in Egyptian women undergoing ICSI treatment.

Reproductive biology - 1 Jun 2021

Ahmed Islam, Abdelateef Sara, Abdel-Lah Moustafa Abdel-Khalik, Amor Houda, Hammadeh Mohamad Eid

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The unpredictable variability in patients' responses to gonadotropins represents one of the most intractable IVF treatment problems. Identifying the genetic variants associated with ovarian responses to gonadotropins is an important step towards developing individualised pharmacogenetics protocols for ovarian stimulation. The purpose of the current study was to evaluate correlations between FSHR rs6165, FSHR...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.repbio.2021.100499

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