Epigenetic control of embryo-uterine crosstalk at peri-implantation.

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This review examines recent findings on the essential roles of epigenetic regulators in embryo implantation, a critical event for pregnancy success.

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Embryo implantation is one of the pivotal steps during mammalian pregnancy, since the quality of embryo implantation determines the outcome of ongoing pregnancy and fetal development. A large number of factors, including transcription factors, signalling transduction components, and lipids, have been shown to be indispensable for embryo implantation. Increasing evidence also suggests the important roles of epigenetic factors in this critical event. This review focuses on recent findings about the involvement of epigenetic regulators during embryo implantation.

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