Совершенствование программы экстракорпорального оплодотворения при селективном переносе эмбрионов и комплексной морфологической и молекулярно-генетической оценке гамет
Диссертация
В процессе оогенеза внутри фолликула происходит взаимодействие ооцита с окружающим комплексом гранулезных и кумулюсных клеток путем интерцеллюлярного влияния через ряд регуляторных молекул, к которым относятся некоторые цитокины, факторы роста, прои антиапоптотические факторы. Полноценность ооцита зависит от микроокружения, изменение биоактивности гранулезных и кумулюсных клеток может отражать… Читать ещё >
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