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Influence of Insulin-like Growth Factor I (IGF-I) on the survival and the in vitro development of caprine preantral follicles
Full text linkA somatotrofina bovina recombinante sobre a ovulação, condição corporal e níveis séricos de colesterol e glicose em ovinos
Full text linkOvarian sensitization to gonadotrophins by human growth hormone. Persistence of the effect beyond the treated cycle
No full textEffects of phorbol ester and staurosporine on the actions of insulin-like growth factor-I on rat ovarian granulosa cells
No full textThe Imperative of Responsible Innovation in Reproductive Medicine
No full textThe introduction of in vitro fertilization (IVF) into the routine practice of reproductive medicine opened the gateway for exciting new innovations. Moreover, the accessibility of human embryos before uterine transfer made it possible to secure biopsy material for genetic analysis. In 1990, it was first reported that a procedure currently known as preimplantation genetic diagnosis was used in the genetic selection of diseasefree embryos.1 The goal of this procedure is to assist couples who are at known risk for transmitting a genetic disease in conceiving an unaffected child. However, as is often the case with the introduction of a new technology, preimplantation genetic diagnosis was soon deployed for indications other than those for which it had originally been intended. In this case, the added indication was to increase the IVF success rate (pregnancy per embryo transfer) by determining the ploidy status of the embryo
A COMPARISON OF FOLLICULAR FLUID LEVELS OF INSULIN-LIKE GROWTH FACTOR-1 IN NORMAL DOMINANT AND COHORT FOLLICLES, POLYCYSTIC AND MULTICYSTIC OVARIES
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