In vitro Follicle Growth: Achievements in Mammalian Species

Reproduction in Domestic Animals - Tập 36 Số 1 - Trang 3-9 - 2001
R. Cortvrindt1, Johan Smitz1
1Follicle Biology Laboratory, University Hospital and Medical School, Brussels Free University Brussels, Dutch Speaking Belgium

Tóm tắt

The exact mechanisms regulating in vivo folliculogenesis in mammalians have only been partly unravelled. Some processes, such as the initiation of growth of primordial follicles are still poorly understood. This increases the difficulty to culture follicles in vitro as the primordial follicles will be the ultimate starting material for culture.There are important species differences in regulation and timing of maturation, which makes it difficult to transpose techniques.Only in the mouse model, live pups were born when primordial or early preantral follicles were cultured entirely in vitro. Although no systems are as yet permitting complete in vitro culture of early follicle stages in large animals or humans, parts of folliculogenesis have been successfully reproduced in vitro. This review summarizes achievements of the last years in follicle culturing starting off at several stages of development.Future applications of in vitro follicle culture include fertility preservation for humans, preservation of rare animal species and creation of oocyte banks for research.

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