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Comparison of 2, 5, and 20 % O2 on the development of post-thaw human embryos.

Comparison of 2, 5, and 20 % O2 on the development of post-thaw human embryos.

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Oxygen tension in embryo culture: does a shift to 2% O2 in extended culture represent the most physiologic system?Using stem cell oxygen physiology to optimize blastocyst culture while minimizing hypoxic stress.Metabolite availability as a window to view the early embryo microenvironment in vivo.

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Comparison of 2, 5, and 20 % O2 on the development of post-thaw human embryos.

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Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics

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Awoniyi O Awonuga

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Canquan Zhou

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Chenhui Ding

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Daniel A Rappolee

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Elizabeth E Puscheck

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Jing Dai

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Yanwen Xu

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Yu Yang

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