Title of article :
The Issue of Embryo Implantation in Women during the Coronavirus Outbreak: An Overview
Author/Authors :
Rezaee ، Delsuz Non-Communicable Diseases Research Center - Ilam University of Medical Sciences , Rezaee ، Hanieh Cellular and Molecular Biology Research Center - Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences , Bastaminejad ، Saiyad Non-Communicable Diseases Research Center - Ilam University of Medical Sciences , Bahrami ، Yadollah Department of Medical Biotechnology - Iran 3Pharmaceutical Research Center, Faculty of Medicine - Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences , Salehi ، Mohammad Cellular and Molecular Biology Research Center - Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences
From page :
138
To page :
144
Abstract :
The Coronavirus is a major health problem nowadays, which affects people s lifestyle. This pandemic virus shared a variety of phenomena in case of symptoms and side effects. One of the major issues regarding novel coronavirus is the effect of infection on pregnancy which accounts for an essential process of human life. Considering the pathogenesis of Coronavirus, overexpression of inflammatory cells and cytokines accounts a pivotal step in the development of symptoms. The over-expressed cytokines in response to covid19 infection would render the inflammation and disruption of the immune system and tissue damage. Like coronavirus infection, implantation the main step of a successful pregnancy, activates the inflammatory cells and cytokines. The association of infection with pregnancy raises the concern about the effect of covid-19 on embryos and giving normal birth, especially in women who decide to get pregnant or are in the pregnancy period. The current review focused on immune system responses to the Coronavirus and comparison with immune system activation during implantation. It concluded that further laboratory research and studies are needed to better understand and draw general conclusions about the role of the virus in embryo implantation.
Keywords :
Coronavirus , Implantation , Embryo , Immune response
Journal title :
Novelty in Biomedicine
Journal title :
Novelty in Biomedicine
Record number :
2668628
Link To Document :
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