ライフサイエンスコーパス: embryo transfer

1 FOXN1, RAG2, IL2RG or PRKDC were pooled for embryo transfer.

2 tiple births can be prevented through single-embryo transfer.

3 l, (iii) insemination/fertilization and (iv) embryo transfer.

4 gg-retrieval, Insemination/Fertilization and Embryo transfer.

5 he need for strategies that encourage single-embryo transfer.

6 tive selection of normal fertilized eggs for embryo transfer.

7 yo transfer and in-vitro-culture followed by embryo transfer.

8 the likelihood of twin birth after multiple embryo transfer.

9 pigs) have been produced by nuclear transfer/embryo transfer.

10 le indicator for selection of recipients for embryo transfer.

11 ety for Reproductive Medicine guidelines for embryo transfer.

12 injection and extended embryo culture before embryo transfer.

13 fer of cultured somatic cells and subsequent embryo transfer.

14 and all subsequent separate fresh and frozen embryo transfers.

15 yet treatment is commonly limited to 3 or 4 embryo transfers.

16 ail to achieve pregnancy despite consecutive embryo transfers.

17 rom IVF varies by maternal age and number of embryos transferred.

18 s with four pregnancies established after 13 embryo transfers (31% versus 53% in vitro fertilization

19 imilar age undergoing in vitro fertilization-embryo transfer (45.0 v 38.2; P = .2).

20 .17 [95% CI, 1.04-1.32]) and elective single-embryo transfers (adjusted OR, 2.32 [95% CI, 1.92-2.80])

21 sted reproduction, namely embryo culture and embryo transfer, affect genomic imprinting after implant

22 ed controls, demonstrating that non-surgical embryo transfer alone can impact placental development.

23 Using embryo transfer and crossfostering methodology, we parti

24 imental conditions: control (unmanipulated), embryo transfer and in-vitro-culture followed by embryo

25 The present work demonstrates that multiplex embryo transfer and multiplex gene targeting can be used

26 Embryo transfer and superovulation defects were limited

27 nancies to a single sire were established by embryo transfer and thereafter adolescent dams were offe

28 of multiple birth were related to number of embryos transferred and whether extra embryos had been c

29 assess the effect of maternal age, number of embryos transferred, and cryopreservation of extra, nont

30 -birth rates varied by age and the number of embryos transferred, but not by whether embryos were cry

31 during human-assisted reproduction, namely, embryo transfer, can lead to misexpression of several im

32 of the donor and embryo quality when making embryo transfer decisions involving use of donor eggs.

33 n (0.01 rate reduction), decreasing multiple embryo transfers during assisted reproductive technologi

34 We first demonstrated that multiplex embryo transfer efficiently produced multiple lines of s

35 We also examined embryo transfer (ET) and superovulation procedures to as

36 estigated the effect of in vitro culture and embryo transfer (ET) of superovulated embryos on postnat

37 me by using in vitro fertilization (IVF) and embryo transfer (ET) techniques.

38 Embryo transfers (ET) of 135 SCNT-NHP into 25 staged sur

39 Utilizing an embryo transfer experimental design, 2-cell embryos were

40 Reciprocal embryo transfer experiments demonstrated that embryonic

41 Embryo transfer experiments revealed that Mtrr deficienc

42 Embryo transfer experiments show that even the placenta

43 act of PI3K inhibition on pregnancy outcome, embryo transfer experiments were performed.

44 Using embryo transfer experiments, we also show that successfu

45 t in poor pregnancy outcome as determined by embryo transfer experiments.

46 to biopsy and genotyping, followed by fresh embryo transfer (FET).

47 standing the limited implantation success of embryos transferred following in vitro fertilization.

48 ull sib progeny from 33 families produced by embryo transfer from 77 Angus (Bos taurus), Brahman (Bos

49 lization (IVF) studies, and when followed by embryo transfer, >/= 42% of founders were found to be tr

50 Elective single-embryo transfer has been proposed as a strategy to reduc

51 After in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, healthy progeny with proven fertility w

52 This study used between-breed embryo transfer in the horse to investigate the effects

53 th restriction, resulting from between-breed embryo transfer in the horse, leads to altered postnatal

54 l livebirth outcomes varied by the number of embryos transferred in relation to maternal age.

55 s of ART, including preimplantation culture, embryo transfer, in vitro fertilization, intracytoplasmi

56 d why patients may continue to want multiple embryos transferred, including costs and lack of insuran

57 yo cycles initiated, and the number of fresh-embryo transfers increased steadily.

58 Among ART births conceived after fresh embryo transfer, infants born to mothers with ovulation

59 na pellucida and embryo lysis, and wild-type embryos transferred into cKO oviducts fail to develop no

60 were significantly lower among IGF-I-exposed embryos transferred into control mothers compared with c

61 d into control mothers compared with control embryos transferred into control mothers.

62 Conversely, normal embryos transferred into mF4-31C1-treated dams led to th

63 ry tale for gene expression studies in which embryo transfer is used.

64 quently underwent in vitro fertilization for embryo transfer (IVF-ET) or intrauterine insemination.

65 2(-/-) mice (n = 12) were rederived as GF by embryo transfer, maintained in isolators, and sacrificed

66 With 2 embryos transferred, multiple-birth rates were 22.7%, 19

67 ated by increased fetal resorption following embryo transfer of BHMT knockdown blastocysts versus con

68 1o/+) in combination with superovulation and embryo transfer on offspring DNA methylation and develop

69 Of the three males born from 20 embryo transfers, one was transgenic when accessible tis

70 t involved gamete or embryo donation, frozen embryo transfer, or micromanipulation and unstimulated c

71 n consistent decreases in both the number of embryos transferred per cycle and the percentage of preg

72 The average number of embryos transferred per cycle began decreasing in 1997,

73 The number of fresh embryos transferred per cycle was lower in states that r

74 services but with decreases in the number of embryos transferred per cycle, the percentage of cycles

75 n successful, we assessed national trends in embryo-transfer practice patterns and in outcomes after

76 obiota induced by antibiotic treatment or by embryo transfer rederivation markedly inhibited the form

77 ching method, conception mode, extent of AH, embryos transfer status, and previous failure history we

78 - and derived into germfree conditions using embryo-transfer technology.

79 sed in Sweden vs IVF without ICSI with fresh embryo transfer, the most common treatment.

80 Compared with IVF without ICSI with fresh embryo transfer, there were statistically significantly

81 53T in fertilized monkey eggs and subsequent embryo transfer to surrogates.

82 Of these, 2 were selected for embryo transfer to the patient's uterus, yielding a clin

83 polymerase chain reaction and DNA analyses, embryo transfer to uterus, pregnancy confirmation, and p

84 Out of 28 embryos transferred to 11 recipient cows, three healthy,

85 ucted embryos are then cultured and selected embryos transferred to surrogate recipients for developm

86 % [95% CI, 39.6%-41.1%]) and elective single-embryo transfers (vs transfer of multiple embryos) (0.8%

87 The overall live birth rate per embryo transfer was similar to the US national mean amon

88 Embryologists involved in the embryo transfer were masked to group allocation, but phy

89 on, the recipient underwent her first single embryo transfer, which resulted in pregnancy.

90 mutation--free oocytes, were preselected for embryo transfer, yielding a clinical pregnancy and birth