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Abundance of cell‐free mitochondrial DNA in spent culture medium associated with morphokinetics and blastocyst collapse of expanded blastocysts

11 Aug 2020

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Abstract Purpose This retrospective observational study investigated relationships between the abundance of cell‐free mitochondrial DNA (cf‐mtDNA) in spent culture medium (SCM) of human‐expanded blastocysts and their morphokinetics to address the question of whether the abundance of cf‐mtDNA in SCM could predict the quality of blastocysts. Methods Embryos (n = 53) were individually cultured in a time‐lapse...

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PMID: 33071643
DOI: 10.1002/rmb2.12344

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