Human follicular fluid elicits select dose- and age-dependent effects on mouse oocytes and cumulus-oocyte complexes in a heterologous in vitro maturation assay.
Human follicular fluid elicits select dose- and age-dependent effects on mouse oocytes and cumulus-oocyte complexes in a heterologous in vitro maturation assay.
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在异源体外成熟测定中,人卵泡液对小鼠卵母细胞和卵丘-卵母细胞复合物产生选择性剂量和年龄依赖性影响。
DOI:
10.1093/molehr/gaad039
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发表时间:
2023
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4
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Duncan,FrancescaE
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Dipali,ShwetaS;Suebthawinkul,Chanakarn;Burdette,JoannaE;Pavone,MaryEllen;Duncan,FrancescaE
Follicular fluid (FF) is a primary microenvironment of the oocyte within an antral follicle. Although several studies have defined the composition of human FF in normal physiology and determined how it is altered in disease states, the direct impacts of human FF on the oocyte are not well understood. The difficulty of obtaining suitable numbers of human oocytes for research makes addressing such a question challenging. Therefore, we used a heterologous model in which we cultured mouse oocytes in human FF. To determine whether FF has dose-dependent effects on gamete quality, we performedin vitromaturation of denuded oocytes from reproductively young mice (6–12 weeks) in 10%, 50%, or 100% FF from participants of mid-reproductive age (32–36 years). FF impacted meiotic competence in a dose-dependent manner, with concentrations >10% inhibiting meiotic progression and resulting in spindle and chromosome alignment defects. We previously demonstrated that human FF acquires a fibro-inflammatory cytokine signature with age. Thus, to determine whether exposure to an aging FF microenvironment contributes to the age-dependent decrease in gamete quality, we matured denuded oocytes and cumulus–oocyte complexes (COCs) in FF from reproductively young (28–30 years) and old (40–42 years) participants. FF decreased meiotic progression of COCs, but not oocytes, from reproductively young and old (9–12 months) mice in an age-dependent manner. Moreover, FF had modest age-dependent impacts on mitochondrial aggregation in denuded oocytes and cumulus layer expansion dynamics in COCs, which may influence fertilization or early embryo development. Overall, these findings demonstrate that acute human FF exposure can impact select markers of mouse oocyte quality in both dose- and age-dependent manners.