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in this image you can see the embryos after it loses all its contents of water
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THAER ABU HMEIDAN
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Warming of vitrified blastocysts and D2 embryos
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Dr. Varsha Samson Roy, Bangalore
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Zona fracture occured after thawing procedure. Eight of one blastomere is necrotic. Zona thick. Pregnancy positive.
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Koray YILDIZ
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Embryo transfered at the same day of thawing.
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Koray YILDIZ
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Slow freezing applied Zona fractures can be seen easily
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Koray YILDIZ, Cihan Halicigil, Aysin AKINCI, Bilal YALCIN
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vitrification and thawing
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Koray YILDIZ
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Electron microscopy of a cryostraw
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John Morris
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Electron microscopy of frozen sperm
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John Morris
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Human blastocysts immediately after thawing (upper panel) and at the time of transfer (lower panel). Two of three embryos re-expanded within four hours and the transfer resulted in a twin pregnancy.
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Nina Desai, Ph.D.
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Pre-Freezing Morphological Changes in Blastocyst in Cryopreservation Solutions.
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T. Rahil
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Human hatched blastocyst that developed in culture after vitrification with VS14 at the day 2 cleavage stage.(Ali et al., J. Reprod. Fertil. 99:65,1993; Ali, Med. Sci. Res. 24:377, 1996)
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Ali, Jaffar
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