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P-201: The Role of P53 Family Members in Infertility

Background: P53, p63, and p73 transcription factors which are belong to The p53 family, are conserved during evolution. They have important roles in many molecular and cellular functions, including tumor suppression, the development of epithelial cell layers, and the development of central nervous system and immune system. Studies show these molecules also have role in maintaining the genomic i...

P 201 Enhanced in vivo gene transfer into ocular tissues

Purpose To investigate the peripheral blood T-cell subpopula-tions in patients with different forms of uveitis. Met/rods The CD 3+, CD 4+ and CD 8+ lymphocyte subsets were studied in peripheral blood by flowcflomeby in 220 patients with anterior, intermediate, posterior and panuveitis (150 cases with proven etiology and underlined clinical syndrome and 70 with idiopathic uveitis). The control g...

P-201: Prevalence of 4977bp Deletion in Mitochondrial DNA in IVF Failure Women

Background: Successful IVF process is limited by factors such as oocyte quality. Oocyte quality can be defined as its abilities to be fertilized, mature and give rise to normal offspring and it is dependent on nuclear maturation and cytoplasm maturation. Damage to mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) has been described in oocytes in IVF failure women that decrease cytoplasmic quality because Mitochondria ...

P-201: Relation between AMH Levels and Ovarian Response in ART Cycles

Background: Ovarian reserve and ovarian response both are of the most important key factors in infertility treatment. Anti mullerian hormone (AMH) is one of lab tests that can predict ovarian reserve. relation between this assay and ovarian response can guide physition to choose the best protocol for the worst reserve. Materials and Methods: In a prospective cohort study, 110 infertile women (2...

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