ERC Starting Grant · 2025
Systems-level investigation of the immune-reproductive crosstalk in humans
Infertility affects 1 in 6 adults worldwide. Current infertility therapies overlook its underlying causes, resulting in pregnancy success rates as low as 30%. Together with the emotional, financial, and societal toll of infertility, this low efficacy underscores the urgent need for more precise interventions. fertiliMMUNE aims to uncover mechanisms of human immune-reproductive crosstalk and define novel targets for fertility treatment. Reproduction and immunity are deeply intertwined, highlighting the immune system as a promising target for fertility treatment. A successful pregnancy requires coordinated immunological adaptations that already start at conception. Yet major gaps still exist…
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