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Analysis of compaction initiation in human embryos by using time-lapse cinematography

7 Mar 2014

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PURPOSE: To analyze the initiation of compaction in human embryos in vitro by using time-lapse cinematography (TLC), with the goal of determining the precise timing of compaction and clarifying the morphological changes underlying the compaction process. METHODS: One hundred and fifteen embryos donated by couples with no further need for embryo-transfer were used in this study. Donated embryos were thawed and...

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PMID: 24610095
DOI: 10.1007/s10815-014-0195-2

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