Oogenesis: Ageing Oocyte Chromosomes Rely on Amazing Protein Stability
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.cub.2016.02.059
Oogenesis: Ageing Oocyte Chromosomes Rely on Amazing Protein Stability
Abstract
Meiotic chromosome segregation in mouse oocytes seems to rely on highly stable cohesins and CENP-A produced in the fetus and not replenished during postnatal life. Hence, demise of these proteins may underpin declining oocyte quality in ageing mammals and thus marks a major problem of reproductive health in humans.
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