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Oviduct-mimicking microfluidic chips decreased the ROS concentration in the in vitro fertilized embryos of CD-1 mice

22 Aug 2022

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BACKGROUND: The process of the assisted reproductive technology (ART) cycle is extremely complicated, and various factors in each step may influence the final clinical outcomes; thus, optimizing culture conditions for embryos is crucial in the ART cycle, particularly when the traditional petri-dish method remains unchanged for decades. In the current study, we intend to culture embryos in a dynamic environment on...

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PMID: 36007278
DOI: 10.1016/j.biopha.2022.113567

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