background: mitochondrial transfer rnas (trna) genes are essential components of protein biosynthesis. these genes are hotspots for mutations. these mutations are associated with a wide spectrum of human disease. many genetic factors are known in assessment of repeated pregnancy loss (rpl). objective: the aim of this study was analysis of trna thr and trna pro in women with rpl. materials and m...

Background: Pregnancy is the process from the fertilized ovum to the fetus with capability of extra uterine survival. Pregnancy loss is the most common complication of pregnancies. Advances in the detection of early pregnancy revealed that about 70% of human conceptions fail to achieve viability but clinically recognized pregnancies terminate as a miscarriage in about 15% of cases. About 1 in 3...

Background: Pregnancy is the process from the fertilized ovum to the fetus with capability of extra uterine survival. Pregnancy loss is the most common complication of pregnancies. Advances in the detection of early pregnancy revealed that about 70% of human conceptions fail to achieve viability but clinically recognized pregnancies terminate as a miscarriage in about 15% of cases. About 1 in 3...

INTRODUCTION Recurrent pregnancy loss (RPL) is a critical medical problem in about 0.5-2% of women. The molecular genetic background for spontaneous abortion is being increasingly understood, and some polymorphisms associated with it have been reported. This study investigates alterations of the Bax gene as a pro-apoptotic gene in women with idiopathic RPL. MATERIAL AND METHODS The frequency ...

background: approximately 10-14% of the clinically acknowledged pregnancies end with spontaneous abortion at caucasian population. possible immunologic causes of recurrent miscarriages have been extensively researched. the change in the cytokines balance synthesis in favor of those synthesized by th2 cells with an increase of interleukin 6 (il6) and interleukin10 (il10) secretion is considered ...