Searchable abstracts of presentations at key conferences in endocrinology

ea0049ep1176 | Male Reproduction | ECE2017

Methylation of the CPG islands from MTHFR promoter in male infertility

Vladoiu Suzana , Botezatu Anca , Dinu Draganescu Daniela , Manda Dana , Oros Sabina , Paun Diana , Rosca Roxana , Badiu Corin , Anton Gabriela

: A large number of studies are now focused on the causes of male infertility. Among these are epigenetic modifications, which are important contributors to reproductive pathology in the male by providing dynamic changes of the phenotype according to the environmental and metabolic factors. The most known epigenetic modification is DNA methylation and alterations in this pattern in several genes could induce male infertility. Alterations in DNA methylation patterns in several ...

ea0049ep1180 | Male Reproduction | ECE2017

Study of CDX-2 VDR gene polymorphisms in male infertility

Vladoiu Suzana , Draganescu Daniela Dinu , Botezatu Anca , Manda Dana , Oros Sabina , Rosca Roxana , Anton Gabriela , Paun Diana , Badiu Corin

The CDX2 VDR polymorphism (rs11568820) is located in the promoter region of exon 1 in the 5′-untranslated region of the VDR gene.Objective: The current investigation examines the association between CDX2 VDR polymorphism and male infertility.Subjects and methods: The study was conducted on 69 infertile men, aged between 20 and 50 years, divided into three groups, based on spermatic parameters: group with azoospermia (19 subje...

ea0037ep212 | Reproduction, endocrine disruptors and signalling | ECE2015

XbaI and PvuII oestrogen receptor alpha gene polymorphism and Y chromosome deletions in infertile vs fertile men

Vladoiu Suzana , Dinu Dana , Anton Gabriela , Botezatu Anca , Manda Dana , Oros Sabina , Ianas Olga , Paun Diana , Badiu Corin , Rosca Roxana

Only a few genes involved in spermatogenesis have clinical importance: Y chromosome micro deletions in the region called azoospermia factor (AZF) and oestrogen receptor alpha gene polymorphisms (ESR1).Objective: The study aim to evaluate ESR1 and Y chromosome deletion in infertile men.Subjects and methods: 43 infertile men, and 34 fertile men aged 20–50 years 50, were enrolled after signing the informed consent. Screening for ...