O-34: Cytoplasmic Transplantation in Oocytes Obtained from Ovarian Tissue Xenotransplantation Lead to Reduced Apoptosis and Higher Fertilization Rate

Authors

  • E Heytens Sol Scientifics Co. Gent, Belgium
  • J Fereidoni Urmia Universitry of Medical Sciences, Urmia, Iran
  • K Manolopoulos Kinderwunsch Zentrum, Offenbach, Germany, Germany
  • R Soleimani 1. Sol Scientifics Co. Gent, Belgium 2. Kinderwunsch Zentrum, Offenbach, Germany, Germany 3. Urmia Universitry of Medical Sciences, Urmia, Iran
  • S Kanayan New Med Center, Yerevan, Armenia
Abstract:

Background Although ovarian tissue cryopreservation and transplantation is used for fertility preservation in patient undergoing cytotoxic treatments but obtaining good quality oocyte is still a debate. Xenotransplantation has been introduced as a reliable technique for better understanding of the transplantation conditions, but to achieve healthy embryos, the quality of obtained oocytes need to be improved. MaterialsAndMethods Mature oocyte were obtained from xenotransplanted human ovarian tissue which were cryopreserved for about 3 years. Cytoplasmic transplantation was done in experimental group amongst good oocytes and those which had impaired quality. Mechanisms involved after cytoplasmic transplantation in improving the oocyte quality in recipient oocytes were studied (n=138). Results Cytoplasm transfer from healthy donor oocyte significantly improved the mitochondrial activity leading to reanimation of the recipient oocyte and improving the quality, fertilization rate (P

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volume 9  issue 2

pages  40- 41

publication date 2015-09-01

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