, clinical investigations of relative telomere length and its associations with male and female fertility have become more prevalent ( Table 1 ). Going through the evolving literature, it is apparent that oxidative stress, one of the most common underlying
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Aron Moazamian, Parviz Gharagozloo, Robert J Aitken, and Joël R Drevet
Cristian O’Flaherty and Eleonora Scarlata
aerobic metabolism ( Fig. 1 ). ROS have a dual role in spermatozoa; at high concentrations, they promote oxidative stress, damaging lipids, proteins, and DNA of the cell ( Aitken et al. 2022 ), but at low and controlled amounts, they trigger the redox
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debated causes of PCOS is oxidative stress (OS) ( Murri et al. 2013 , Desai et al. 2014 ). However, it has not been established whether oxygen stress affects the development of PCOS or whether it is only a secondary disorder resulting from
R John Aitken, Elizabeth G Bromfield, and Zamira Gibb
of cell viability and functionality in the process. Thus, when the production of ROS becomes enhanced, and/or antioxidant defences become compromised, a state of oxidative stress arises generating pathological outcomes. These pathologies include
Tessa Lord and R John Aitken
control this process and considers the current means by which post-ovulatory ageing can be prevented or delayed. Specifically, in light of recent research, we revisit the proposal that oxidative stress may act as the ‘trigger’ for a cascade of other events
Margeaux W Marbrey, Elizabeth S Douglas, Emma R Goodwin, and Kathleen M Caron
presence of oxidative stress and hypoxia is especially important in the placenta because they facilitate development by promoting angiogenesis, proliferation, and differentiation ( Pringle et al. 2010 , Chiarello et al. 2020 ). In contrast, excessive
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balance is disrupted toward an overabundance of ROS, oxidative stress occurs ( Agarwal et al . 2005 ). Oxidative stress has been identified to play a key role in the pathogenesis of subfertility in both males and females. However, whereas the adverse
Fei Liu, Zhen-Zhen Chen, Jie Zhao, Yuan-Qiang Zhang, Jing Ma, and Wei Li
culture, the purity of isolated LCs was >90% as revealed by 3β-HSD staining ( Zhao et al. 2008 ). To study whether MTA3 expression was regulated by moderate oxidative stress, primary LCs or TM3 cells were challenged with different doses of H 2 O 2 or
Jacinta H Martin, Brett Nixon, Shenae L Cafe, R John Aitken, Elizabeth G Bromfield, and Tessa Lord
binding (sperm-egg fusion protein Juno (JUNO), astacin-like metalloendopeptidase (ASTL; also known as ovastacin)). Importantly, this updated review of the literature continues to demonstrate the intricate association between oxidative stress, mitochondrial
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al . 1997 , Hasegawa et al . 1997 , Anderson & Williamson 1988 , Smith et al . 2006 ). Interestingly, all the above-mentioned conditions have the oxidative stress as an important component of their pathophysiological mechanisms ( Brennemann et
