Ovary and Brain—Series II
A special issue of Cells (ISSN 2073-4409). This special issue belongs to the section "Reproductive Cells and Development".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2024) | Viewed by 816
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Interests: cell death; ovarian cancer; cancer stem cells; cell programmed necrosis (necroptosis); chemoresistance
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Dear Colleagues,
The brain and the ovaries are in a state of continuous communication. This ovary–brain connection is essential for regulating physiological functions. Recent advancements in genetic and cell biology have illuminated shared pathways supporting this connection within different development phases of female reproductive health.
Following the success of our inaugural edition, titled "Ovary and Brain," which featured seven insightful articles, we are thrilled to announce the second edition of our Special Issue. This edition will delve deeper into the fascinating intersection of reciprocity between ovary and brain, aiming to enhance our understanding of the common pathways and mechanisms that underlie the development of various pathological conditions.
Topics of Interest:
We enthusiastically welcome contributions on various physiological facets of the interplay between the ovary and the brain during various phases of life, encompassing but not limited to puberty, reproduction, menopause, and aging in health and disease. We also welcome contributions that focus on the reciprocity of the ovary–brain interactions in pathological conditions such as cancer, rare genetic disorders, and neurodegenerative disorders. Finally, we are also interested in contributions that explore ovarian function in addiction and drug abuse.
- shared signaling pathways;
- metabolism;
- genetic and epigenetic modification;
- organelle and their function;
- stem cells;
- therapeutic strategies targeting common pathways;
- microtubule dynamics;
- mitochondrial function.
We extend an invitation to researchers and experts in the fields of reproductive sciences and brain studies to share their valuable insights in this special edition. Together, let us propel our understanding of these intricate fields and chart new avenues for therapeutic interventions.
We cordially invite you to contribute original articles, reviews, and communications. Your participation will undoubtedly enrich the discourse of this Special Issue. We are looking forward to your contributions to this Special Issue.
Dr. Ilana I. Chefetz
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- ovary
- ovary-brain communication
- cancer
- neurodegenerative diseases
- mitochondrial dysfunction
- cancer therapy
- neurodegeneration mechanisms
- therapeutic interventions
- signaling pathways
- molecular targets
- precision medicine
- biomarkers
- cellular dynamics
- translational research
- addiction
- reproductive health
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