Noninvasive embryo selection: kinetic analysis of female and male pronuclear development to predict embryo quality and potential to produce live birth
To evaluate a noninvasive method of examining euploid embryos, focusing on kinetic analyses, from second polar body extrusion to pronuclear membrane breakdown (PNMBD).
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Noninvasive embryo selection: kinetic analysis of female and male pronuclear development to predict embryo quality and potential to produce live birth
Published in Embryology and Reproductive Medicine
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