Biology of Reproduction

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How might IVF affect early development? 🧬 A mouse study found IVF placentae showed gene changes and greater sensitivity to low-oxygen stress—insights into pregnancy outcomes. hubs.ly/Q043nY1m0 #ReproScience

Can antioxidants support fertility? 🧬 New research suggests CoQ10 and PQQ may help reduce obesity-related pregnancy risks by improving cell energy, lowering inflammation, and supporting placental health. Promising early findings: hubs.ly/Q043nMBR0 #ReproHealth #ScienceNews

🧬 Biology of Reproduction Vol. 114, Issue 1 features research on IVF placental biology, circadian disruption & sperm DNA damage, PFAS pregnancy effects, neurotensin in ovulation, and more. Explore the latest in reproductive science: hubs.ly/Q043n8Fk0

Happy New Year from Biology of Reproduction! 🎉 Thank you to our authors, reviewers, editors, and readers for advancing reproductive science with us. We look forward to sharing impactful research and discoveries with you in the year ahead.

Latest #EditorsChoice! New research shows germline stem cells can restore fertility in mice without removing existing testis tissue first. Success depends on recipient age — younger testes allow better colonization and offspring production. academic.oup.com/biolreprod/art…

Congratulations to all authors - especially 1st author @HaideeTinning New paper in @BiolReprod PDI, highly conserved among placental mammals alters the endometrial transcriptome and secretome in vitro across species with differing implantation strategies🥳academic.oup.com/biolreprod/art…

📢 New in the November issue of Biology of Reproduction: ✔️ Endometriosis & the gut mycobiome ✔️ Allogeneic germline stem cell transplantation ✔️ New AI methods, ovarian biology, SSC metabolism & more 🔗 academic.oup.com/biolre/issue/1…

Massive congratulations to all authors - especially to @jessicaedgejce first author for all of her hard work on this. 1st Bovine endometrial organoids: A new tool to study conceptus-maternal interactions in mammals. academic.oup.com/biolreprod/art…

Editor’s Choice in Biology of Reproduction: A new study shows that IPO5 is essential for early embryonic development and required for male—but not female—germline development, as demonstrated through multiple knockout mouse models. Read: academic.oup.com/biolreprod/art… @OUPAcademic

As the official journal of @SSRepro , Biology of Reproduction is proud to support SSR’s leadership in BioCore: A Scholarly Publishing Consortium, championing trusted, society-led research in reproductive biology and beyond.

The September issue of BOR is now available! Check it out now: academic.oup.com/biolreprod/iss… @Aleks_Rajkovic @ssrepro

Excited for my MSc student Andrea Kocsis’ @BiolReprod paper identifying THC-specific placental markers of #schizophrenia #THC #organoids academic.oup.com/biolreprod/art… @bauhaus242 @WesternuWIN @OxfordJournals @SSRepro @drcnatale @westernuPRG @MGD_CMCR @SchulichMedDent @ccictweeter

Congratulations to BOR's Research Paper of the Year award winners, Greg Johnson and Joe Cain from @tamuvetmed. Read their winning work here: doi.org/10.1093/biolre…

#SSR2025 is underway in Washington DC! BOR is proud to be SSR's official journal. Stop by the BOR booth in the exhibition hall starting Wednesday morning to get your BOR giveaways!

Editor's Choice! Work from Bruce Murphy's lab shows double knockout of steroidogenic factor 1 (NR5A1) and liver receptor homolog 1 (NR5A2) in the mouse ovary results in infertility due to disruption of follicle development and ovulation Read more: doi.org/10.1093/biolre…

Biology of Reproduction is pleased to introduce Aleksandar Rajkovic, MD, PhD, and Jeremy Wang, MD, PhD as the new co-Editors in Chief. Learn more about the new editorial team at: ssr.org/press-release/…

From our June issue, research finds zinc leached from glassware is a risk factor in ART and should be strictly controlled because it can alter gene expression via metal regulatory transcription factors and disrupt embryonic development: doi.org/10.1093/biolre…

Open Access! Review in the current issue of BOR summarizes the role of reactive oxygen and nitrogen species in the regulation of ovarian activity: doi.org/10.1093/biolre…

If you want your image to be on the @BiolReprod cover submit your image to #ReproBioArt and win a chance to be featured as one of the top 12 in the 2025 edition! ssr.org/reprobioart-co… @SSRepro