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   Blood-cell X chromosome loss may predict lower natural fertilityBlood-cell X chromosome loss may predict lower natural fertility
 
A study reveals that mosaic loss of the X chromosome in blood cells may indicate reduced natural conception likelihood in women, linking fertility and aging.
 
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