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Assisted reproductive technologies and monozygous twins: implications for future study and clinical practice

2000-08-01

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Abstract That the zona pellucida (ZP) plays a prominent role in the physiology of some human twinning is an attractive, albeit incompletely proven, medical hypothesis. Indeed, an association has been proposed between manipulation of the ZP and/or native ZP microarchitecture and monozygotic (MZ) twins. Ovulation induction also has been theoretically linked to in vivo ZP alterations facilitating MZ twin development....

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96eec6b8-13fc-573b-9be8-54e32f28fe91
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10.1375/twin.3.4.217
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