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A microscopic and biochemical study of fragmentation phenotypes in stage-appropriate human embryos.

Human reproduction (Oxford, England) - 1 Apr 2001

Van Blerkom J, Davis P, Alexander S

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The occurrence of a pleiomorphic population of cytoplasmic fragments is a common characteristic of early human embryos fertilized in vitro. Here, temporal, spatial, fine structural, and biochemical aspects of fragmentation were examined in fragmented monospermic and dispermic pronuclear to early cleavage stages human embryos classified as stage-appropriate during the first 3.5 days of culture. The morphodynamics...

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PMID: 11278225
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/16.4.719

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