Granulosa cells undergo acute stress responses within a few days on an obesogenic diet, inhibiting retinol metabolism, and bile acid, fatty acid, and steroid hormone synthesis pathways after long-term exposure, with late oocyte mitochondrial defects.
Latest Articles
Superovulation with production of mature MII oocytes can be induced by PMSG priming in a prepubertal marsupial species, the fat-tailed dunnart.
Astaxanthin promotes mouse oocyte in vitro maturation and early embryonic development.
Nanos, the germ cell specification factor, is a conserved component of germ granules across species. Mutations in Nanos have been linked to infertility. Are these mutations in Nanos also involved in the remodelling of germ granules?
Utilizing 3D-immunolocalization and high-resolution microscopy, chromatin-specific epigenetic marks and proteins specific to nucleolar activity can be linked to oocyte maturation, predicting subsequent embryonic developmental competence.
Seasonal timing of reproductive events requires the interaction of the circannual clock and environmental cues. Many avian species exhibit robust circannual rhythms in controlled environments. However, the molecular changes preceding changes in physiology and behavior are poorly understood. The ...
Summary Sentence Sorafenib treatment inhibits inflammation and fibrosis in the ovaries of PCOS by regulating PDGFA/PDGFRα/NF-κB pathway in granulosa cells.
Bird twins can hatch from a single double-yolked egg if it is sufficiently narrow and long, and has a modified shell microstructure.
Obesity may perturb ovarian homeostasis by modulating SUMOylation of ovarian proteins and DMBA exposure selectively affects protein SUMOylation.
Special Issues
Enjoy the latest special issue exploring the use of modern imaging technology. Browse through research that enhances our understanding of basic biology and the diseased process of the reproductive system.
High-Impact Research Collection
Explore the most read, most cited, and most discussed articles published in Biology of Reproduction in recent years and discover what has caught the interest of your peers.
Browse the collection
BOR Award Winners
Biology of Reproduction is grateful to the authors, editorial board, and extended community of peer reviewers who contribute to the success of the journal.
Read the journal's winning articles
Interview with a Scientist
Over the past two years, BoR has published numerous interviews with accomplished members of the reproductive biology field. Explore the complied interviews and enjoy the stories, expertise, and advice of top level scientists.
Browse the interviews
Altmetrics
Altmetrics
Discover a more complete picture of how readers engage with research in Biology of Reproduction through Altmetric data. Now available on article pages.
Keep up with the latest from BOR
Stay updated with all the news from Biology of Reproduction by subscribing to the journal and signing up for email alerts.
Submit your Methods Papers
Methods papers describe a method or technique used in reproductive research. Learn more about how to submit a Methods Paper to Biology of Reproduction.
Submit today
Become a Member
SSR Members receive discounts to the Annual Meeting, free access to the Society's journal, Biology of Reproduction, reduced submission fees for papers published in BOR, and more!
Join today
The perfect home for your research
There are many reasons to publish your work in Biology of Reproduction including a rigorous peer review process, a dedicated editorial office, and the opportunity to join a positive and uplifting author community.
Learn more about why you should submit
