La importancia de la contribución paterna en el desarrollo  embrionario: los ARN espermáticos

David García Valcarce; Florentino Garrido Gonzalez; Elsi Suárez Álvarez; Ángel J. Luengos Martínez; Vanesa Robles Rodríguez

doi:10.18002/ambioc.v0i10.4940

Autor/innen

David García Valcarce
Florentino Garrido Gonzalez
Elsi Suárez Álvarez
Ángel J. Luengos Martínez
Vanesa Robles Rodríguez

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.18002/ambioc.v0i10.4940

Schlagworte:

Genética, Medicina. Salud, ARNm, Humano, ARTs, Biotecnología, Sémen,

Abstract

Estudios clínicos han descrito una mayor incidencia de ciertas enfermedades en los nacidos a partir de tecnologías de reproducción asistida. Durante los últimos años se ha demostrado que algunos de los ARN mensajeros pueden tener un importante papel como marcadores de interés clínico. Además, cada vez se confirma en mayor medida que estas moléculas tienen un importante papel en las primeras etapas del desarrollo embrionario. En este trabajo se describen las diferentes poblaciones de ARN espermáticas y sus posibles usos como herramientas diagnósticas en clínica

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