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This project investigates the role of glial cells in puberty regulation, focusing on their interaction with kisspeptins, which are crucial for puberty onset in mammals. By utilizing specific mouse models, the research aims to enhance understanding of neuro-hormonal mechanisms involved in puberty.
Puberty, a key developmental period when the reproductive capacity is attained and sexual and somatic maturation completed, is under the control of a complex series of regulatory mechanisms that are sensitive to endogenous factors and environmental cues.
However, characterization of the neuro-hormonal basis of puberty remains incomplete. A wealth of evidence has demonstrated the existence of reciprocal communications between glial cells and neurons; glial cells having an essential role in regula…
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