There are 3 papers on DPPA3 in aging research: none in people yet, 1 in animals, 2 in cells.
At a glance
The findings reach people, from one lab or study. 1 lab in 1 country.
None of its findings points the other way.
Cells, mice and humans: a single group. Worms or flies: nothing yet.
- 1 lab in 1 country
- Funders: Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst and 2 more
- Animals1
- Cells2
Interventions
1Cell culture
upin mouse cells1
1 study
Cell culture
upin mouse cells1
Cell culture increases DPPA3 in mouse cells (cultured OSCs from aged females).
“once established the cultured cells reactivated Dppa3 expression and the capacity for oogenesis.”
Cellscultured OSCs from aged femalesoogonial stem cellsfemales
Stem cells and development
Upstream
1Chronological aging
downin humans1downin mice1
1 study
Chronological aging
downin humans1downin mice1
Chronological aging is linked with lower DPPA3 in humans.
“frequency of DPPA3-expressing cells decreased with advancing age, and this was paralleled by reduced expression of several key meiotic differentiation genes.”
Humansovaryfemales
Stem cells and development
Chronological aging decreases DPPA3 in mice.
“expression of developmental pluripotency associated 3 (Dppa3), an epigenetic modifier that promotes OSC differentiation into oocytes, was lost as the mice transitioned from a time of reproductive compromise (10 months) to reproductive failure (15 months).”
Animalsovaryfemales
Stem cells and development
Latest
Stem Cells and Development
Characterization of Oogonial Stem Cells in Adult Mouse Ovaries with Age and Comparison to In Silico Data on Human Ovarian Aging
Experiments in cellsReproductive system
Journal of Ovarian Research
Aged mice ovaries harbor stem cells and germ cell nests but fail to form follicles
Experiments in animalsReproductive system
Human Reproduction
In vitro differentiation of human oocyte-like cells from oogonial stem cells: single-cell isolation and molecular characterization
Experiments in human cellsStem cell differentiation