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Reproduction, Fertility and Development

Reproduction, Fertility and Development

Volume 36 Number 16 2024

RD24101Chronic psychosocial stress affects insulin-like growth factor 1 and its receptors in mouse ovaries

Tatyana Igonina 0000-0003-0360-9359, Daria Lebedeva, Anton Tsybko, Irina Rozhkova, Tatyana Babochkina, Alisa Levinson and Sergei Amstislavsky

Diagram showing the revealed effects of psychosocial stress on the female reproductive system of mice

Psychosocial stress negatively affects the female reproductive system. Our study elucidates the mechanisms of these effects and addresses the possibility of alleviating the effects of stress on the ovary through reproductive technology as gonadotropin stimulation. The results of our study highlight intraovarian insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) as a target for therapeutic intervention, providing a novel approach to improve fertility, particularly under the conditions associated with chronic psychosocial stress. Image by authors.

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