Ovarian reserve refers to the quantity and quality of a woman's eggs, which naturally decline with age. It is assessed through biomarkers such as Anti-Mullerian Hormone (AMH) levels, antral follicle ...

UCLA scientists have developed the first comprehensive road map showing how the ovarian reserve forms in primates, providing crucial insights into women's health that could revolutionize treatments ...

Researchers are debating whether ERAP2 can serve as a reliable ageing-derived biomarker for premature ovarian insufficiency, ...

Understanding how the ovarian reserve develops could enable more sophisticated ovarian disease models, aiding treatment development. Utilizing cutting-edge single-cell sequencing and spatial ...

Ovarian reserve testing should be performed when women older than 35 years have not conceived after 6 months of trying and with women who are at heightened risk for diminished ovarian reserve, such as ...

As women age, particularly after 35, their likelihood of pregnancy or live birth decreases. This is in part due to the decrease in number and quality of their oocytes, named ovarian reserve. However, ...

A microscopy image of the outer region of the rhesus macaque ovary. The developing egg cells are marked by VASA protein (green) and surrounded by supporting granulosa cells marked by FOXL2 (magenta) ...

Female fertility is a complex and fascinating process influenced by various biological factors. One of the most critical aspects of fertility is the ovarian reserve – essentially, the number and ...

A woman's fertility can be partly gauged by levels of a hormone that reflects how many eggs she has. Now, scientists have ...

Ovarian reserve, defined as the total complement of primordial follicles present in the ovaries, is critical for determining an animal’s reproductive potential and longevity. Anti‐Müllerian hormone ...