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Boone, William
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Concept Embryo Transfer
Academic Article Transplantation of gametes and embryos: an outgrowth of assisted reproductive technologies.
Academic Article In vitro fertilization and embryo transfer (IVF-ET) comes to the upstate.
Academic Article Instructing the animal physiology graduate student in human assisted reproductive technology.
Academic Article The effect of the culture vessel and insemination method on the in vitro fertilization and development of human oocytes.
Academic Article Live birth of a bear cub following nonsurgical embryo collection.
Academic Article Cook versus Edwards-Wallace: are there differences in flexible catheters?
Academic Article Expectations for oocyte fertilization and embryo cleavage after whole sperm versus sperm head intracytoplasmic sperm injection.
Academic Article Assisted reproductive technology (ART) in the upstate: reducing the risks of multiple births.
Academic Article Development of screening systems for evaluation of materials used in mammalian embryo transfer.
Academic Article Comparison of pregnancy rates for two embryo-transfer catheters.
Academic Article Factors affecting assisted reproductive technology (ART) pregnancy rates: a multivariate analysis.
Academic Article Blastocyst rate and live births from vitrification and slow-cooled two-cell mouse embryos.
Academic Article Effect of human granulosa cell co-culture using standard culture media on the maturation and fertilization potential of immature human oocytes.
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