About this Research Topic
Reproductive diseases associated with physical and mental health greatly affect families. The fertility assessment of patients with abnormal sperm should be considered in combination with the proportion of abnormal sperm and the type of malformation. Genetic screening can help patients and their families avoid the financial and psychological stress caused by repeated IVF failure. This Research Topic focuses on the latest advances in the genetics of reproductive system diseases such as infertility, looking forward to finding potential disease genes, and mechanisms through advanced technologies such as high-throughput sequencing, which is beneficial to the search for therapeutic methods.
The topics of interest will consist of (but will not be limited to) the following:
1. Newly identified potential disease genes that can cause male/female infertility
2. Genomics and mechanisms of abnormal sperm generation and function
3. Pathogenic genes and mechanisms of oocyte maturation disorders
4. Recent advances in diagnosis and treatment related to reproductive diseases
5. Application of bioinformatics and other big data analysis methods in reproductive diseases such as artificial intelligence and machine learning
6. Genomics of recurrent abortion
Keywords: Infertility, Abnormal sperm, Genetic diagnosis, Embryonic development, Reproductive system injury, Oocyte maturation
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