Immunodetection and quantification of enzymatic markers in theca cells: the early process of ovarian steroidogenesis in human ovary

Asiabi Kohneh Shahri, Parinaz;Rivas Leonel, Ellen Cristina;Marbaix, Etienne;Dolmans, Marie-Madeleine;Andrade Amorim, Christiani
(2021)

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The association between theca cells (TCs) and granulosa cells is pivotal to steroid biosynthesis in the ovary, but most data on canonical mechanisms of follicle steroidogenesis come from animal models. Indeed, the specificity of human steroidogenesis has not yet been documented in the ovary. Elucidating the cascade of events in human ovarian tissue would advance TC differentiation research, facilitating development of a transplantable engineered ovary.
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Asiabi Kohneh Shahri, P., Rivas Leonel, E. C., Marbaix, E., Dolmans, M.-M., & Andrade Amorim, C. (2021). Immunodetection and quantification of enzymatic markers in theca cells: the early process of ovarian steroidogenesis in human ovary. Gynecological and Reproductive Endocrinology & Metabolism, p. 225,318.