Embryonic mosaicism
Embryonic mosaicism, defined as the presence of more than one karyotypically distinct cell line in the embryo, is thought to occur almost exclusively as a result of mitotic nondisjunction error…
IVIRMA Grows Embryos to Day Nine, Isolates Potential Mosaic Biomarker Gene
Embryos with four aneuploidies cultured to day nine to establish developmental patterns Scientists find gene responsible for arrested placental development in Trisomy 16 embryos, paving the way for a related…
EXTRACELLULAR VESICLES IN HUMAN REPRODUCTION
Communication between cells is paramount for adequate cell function. Cells in our body are constantly sending and receiving messages that are translated into various cellular responses and sometimes complex biological…
Should all women freeze their eggs?
Juan A Garcia-Velasco, MD, PhD Women and couples are having children at a later stage than previous generations, and not only in the Western world...
Why create an artificial ovary?
Irene Cervelló PH. D. The transplantation of organs is nowadays a relatively common occurrence in medical practice...
Improving the reproductive potential of Low Responding women
Antonio Pellicer , M.D., PH.D. The profound socio-economic changes in our society has increasingly caused women to delay their decision to start a family...
Ovarian rejuvenation: The most important challenge of the 21st Century
Antonio Pellicer The 20th Century was characterized by population growth, the 21st Century is determined to be the century of the aged population...
The Microbiome in Reproductive Medicine
Jason M. Franasiak, MD, HCLD/ALD (ABB) The microbiome of the reproductive tract and its association with reproductive outcomes is a topic of evolving interest...