Age-related decline in DNA repair function explains diminished ovarian reserve, earlier menopause, and possible oocyte vulnerability to chemotherapy in women with BRCA mutations.

Kutluk Oktay Fred Moy Shiny Titus Robert Stobezki Volkan Turan Maura Dickler Sumanta Goswami

J Clin Oncol

Institute for Reproductive Medicine and Fertility Preservation, and Laboratory of Molecular Reproduction, New York Medical College, Rye and New York; New York Medical College, Valhalla, NY.

Published: April 2014

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Age-related decline in DNA repair function explains diminished ovarian reserve, earlier menopause, and possible oocyte vulnerability to chemotherapy in women with BRCA mutations.

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