AMHR2 c.-482A > G and serum basal FSH as predictors of ovarian response to stimulation.

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AMHR2 c.-482A > G and serum basal FSH as predictors of ovarian response to stimulation.

Journal of assisted reproduction and genetics - 1 Feb 2026

Cao Yunlei, Zhang Wenjing, Shen Yupei, Huang Xianliang, Zhang Zhaofeng, Hong Ling, Zhu Weiqiang, Zhang Jian, Du Jing

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PURPOSE: Ovarian stimulation (OS) is a critical component of assisted reproduction techniques (ART), in which gonadotropins are administered to induce follicular development and maturation to improve the chances of conception. It has been reported that ovarian response to OS can be affected by certain genetic factors. This study explores the relationship among SNVs of AMHR2 (c.-482A > G/rs2002555 and...

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PMID: 41231379
DOI: 10.1007/s10815-025-03743-8
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