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2 results about "Reproductive cells" patented technology

1. one of two haploid reproductive cells, male (spermatozoon) and female (), whose union is necessary in sexual reproduction to initiate the development of a new individual.

Use of uridine-5'-monophosphate and its complex for the preparation of a medicament for enhancing the proliferative capacity of male germ cells

The application belongs to the technical field of medicine, and discloses application of uridine-5' monophosphate and a compound thereof in preparation of a medicine for enhancing the proliferation ability of male reproductive cells. It is found for the first time that the uridine-5' monophosphate has the proliferation ability on the male reproductive cells, and the proliferation effect is best when the concentration of the uridine-5' monophosphate is 10 μM, the proliferation effect on the mouse TM3 cells is increased by 52.87% compared with a control, and the proliferation effect on the mouse TM4 cells is increased by 53.57%. In addition, the uridine-5' monophosphate has a synergistic ability when being compounded with xylonic acid lactone, and further improves the proliferation effect on the TM3 cells, thereby laying a foundation for treatment of male reproductive system diseases in the future.
Owner:OIL CROPS RES INST CHINESE ACAD OF AGRI SCI

An antibody for prolonging ovarian function, a culture medium, a method for inhibiting primordial follicle activation, and its application.

ActiveCN120623344BPrecisely control the pace of conversionReduce invalid activation lossCulture processArtificial cell constructsPremature agingAntiendomysial antibodies
This invention discloses an antibody for prolonging ovarian function, a culture medium, a method for inhibiting primordial follicle activation, and its application. The antibody is a CD138 antibody. In the technical solution provided by this invention, the CD138 antibody can precisely regulate the transition rhythm of primordial follicles from a quiescent state to a developing state by targeting and inhibiting the primordial follicle activation signaling pathway. This regulatory mechanism can reduce the ineffective activation and loss of follicles in early reproductive years, allowing more primordial follicles to remain dormant, thereby prolonging the physiological lifespan of the follicle pool. This provides biological protection for the even distribution of reproductive cell resources throughout the reproductive cycle in female individuals, effectively avoiding the risk of infertility or premature ovarian failure caused by premature follicle depletion.
Owner:HUAZHONG UNIV OF SCI & TECH