Research on the development, physiology and pathophysiology of reproductive disorders is important, as evidence suggests that many adult-onset diseases can be traced back to disruptions during early embryonic development or even during gametogenesis.
Over the past decade, significant technological advancements have propelled our understanding of these processes, leading to groundbreaking discoveries about the etiology and molecular mechanisms underlying various reproductive disorders.
Overseen by eLife Senior Editor Wei Yan, this Special Issue showcases the latest advancements in reproductive biology and medicine.
An accompanying Editorial introduces the articles that have been included and explores the motivations behind this Special Issue, highlighting the gaps in our understanding of the fundamental biology of reproduction and its associated disorders.
