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Female reproductive hormones link short-term air pollution exposure to compromised oocyte-related outcomes
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• NO2 was associated with lower PRL, and O3 was associated with lower LH and E2. • Reproductive hormones were associated with all oocyte-related outcomes. • PRL, LH, and E2 mediated the adverse effects of air pollution on oocyte outcomes. • Endocrine disruption may be a key pathway for air pollutants’ reproductive toxicity.
Keywords:
Air pollutants
Exposure assessment
Reproductive hormones
Oocyte quality
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