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Inhibition of ferroptosis improves developmental competence of vitrified–warmed oocytes

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By Tianli Huang, Yutong Huang, Xuanqi Liu, Jiaying Mo, Yining Cao, Yishang Yan, Jun Ren, Xinyuan Li, Jianzhong Sheng, Hong Zhu, Hefeng Huang
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Oocyte vitrification is widely used for female fertility preservation. However, current vitrification procedures can compromise oocyte quality, leading to increased oxidative stress and organelle dysfunction. Therefore, optimizing vitrification strategies to improve oocyte developmental competence is essential. Methods: Mouse oocytes were randomly assigned to control (CON) and vitrification (VIT) groups.
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Chain Topology Design Enabling Efficient Polymer Reversible Cross-Linking for Self-Healing and Recyclable Adhesives

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By Jiaying Mo, Tingting Yu, Tonghao Zhu
| dx.doi.org
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Multi‐Omics Revealed the Effects of Intrauterine Hyperglycemia Exposure on the Development of Skeletal Muscle in Offspring

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By Rui Liu, Xinyuan Li, Jiaying Mo, Yishang Yan
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) traditionally referred to the first occurrence of abnormal maternal glucose metabolism during pregnancy, which was one of the common complications during pregnancy [1]. A growing number of studies found that maternal hyperglycemia was closely related to the occurrence of obesity, abnormal glucose and lipid metabolism, hypertension, depression and other diseases in the offspring at their adulthood [2-7].
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