Human reproductive organs are of vital importance to the life of an individual and the
reproduction of human populations. So far, traditional methods have a limited effect in …

Bi-dimensional culture systems have represented the most used method to study cell
biology outside the body for over a century. Although they convey useful information, such …

Purpose Today, male and female adult and pediatric cancer patients, individuals
transitioning between gender identities, and other individuals facing health extending but …

Purpose To develop a new protocol for whole-ovary decellularization for the production of a
3D bioscaffold suitable for in vitro/ex vivo studies and for the reconstruction of a …

The promise of bioprinting in diverse applications ranging from in vitro drug screening to
creating patient-specific tissues/organs for personalized medicine has attracted significant …

Recent advances in early detection and oncological therapies have ameliorated the survival
rate of young cancer patients. Yet, ovarian impairment induced by chemotherapy and …

Ovarian failure is the most common cause of infertility and affects about 1% of young
women. One innovative strategy to restore ovarian function may be represented by the …

In vitro follicle development (IVFD) is an adequate model to obtain basic knowledge of
folliculogenesis and provides a tool for ovarian toxicity screening. IVFD yielding competent …

In recent decades, there has been increasing attention toward the quality of life of breast
cancer (BC) survivors. Meeting the growing expectations of fertility preservation and the …

Ovaries play a crucial role in the regulation of numerous essential processes that occur
within the intricate framework of female physiology. They are entrusted with the …