Oocyte maturation arrest in endometriosis is caused by elevated levels of Reactive Oxygen Species and enforced via a DNA Damage Response and the Spindle Assembly Checkpoint pathway

Mukhri Hamdan, Keith T. Jones, Ying Cheong, Simon I. R. Lane
In: Reproduction Abstracts · 2016 · doi:10.1530/repabs.3.o004 · W2519376112
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Elevated reactive oxygen species in endometriosis cause oocyte maturation arrest by activating the DNA damage response and spindle assembly checkpoint pathways.

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