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Embryo Culture Conditions and the Epigenome

1 May 2018

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Assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) lead to an increased risk for pregnancy complications, congenital abnormalities, and specific imprinting disorders. Epigenetic dysfunction is thought to be one common mechanism which may be affecting these outcomes. The timing of multiple ART interventions overlaps with developmental time periods that are particularly vulnerable to epigenetic change. In vitro embryo...

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PMID: 30866008
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1675777

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