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The impact of pronuclei morphology and dynamicity on live birth outcome after time-lapse culture

26 Jun 2012

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STUDY QUESTION: Can the pronuclei (PN) morphology and the time of PN breakdown (PNB) predict the potential of embryos to result in live birth? SUMMARY ANSWER: In comparison to embryos resulting in no live birth, PNB occurred significantly later in embryos resulting in live birth and never earlier than 20 h 45 min. None of the tested scoring systems were shown to predict the live birth outcome in a time-lapse...

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PMID: 22740496
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/des210

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