Blastomere cleavage plane orientation and the tetrahedral formation are associated with increased probability of a good-quality blastocyst for cryopreservation or transfer: a time-lapse study
To determine whether blastomere spatial arrangement in early human embryos is reflective of embryonic potential.
Source: fertstert.org
Blastomere cleavage plane orientation and the tetrahedral formation are associated with increased probability of a good-quality blastocyst for cryopreservation or transfer: a time-lapse study
Published in Embryology and Reproductive Medicine
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