Even when conditions are optimal, the chance of a clinically recognized pregnancy occurring in a given menstrual cycle is much less than half. Besides failure of conception pre-clinical pregnancy loss is a major cause for the low fecundity observed in humans. Chromosome abnormalities are the predominant cause of this clinical problem, both in natural conceptions as well as after assisted reproduction [21]. About 42 % of all oocytes exposed to natural fertilization survive until after implantation, and only 31 % will lead to a live birth (Fig. 17.1)
Chromosome abnormalities are common among human oocytes and are usually lethal to any embryos they p...
<div><p>Whole-chromosome imbalances affect over half of early human embryos and are the leading caus...
^o whom correspondence should be addressed Chromosomal aneuploidies contribute considerably to the l...
Despite the clinical importance of aneuploidy, surprisingly little is known concerning its impact du...
Aneuploidy is a very common occurrence in humans and occurs in an estimated 20–40% of all pregnancie...
Studies of human cleavage stage embryos, 3 days after fertilization of the oocyte, have revealed rem...
There is an ever increasing trend in reproductive medicine to reduce the intensity of ovarian stimul...
Chromosome abnormalities are extremely common in human oocytes and embryos and are associated with a...
AbstractMitotic errors are common in human preimplantation embryos. The occurrence of mitotic errors...
textabstractThe introduction of this thesis provides the reader with the necessary background inform...
Mitotic errors are common in human preimplantation embryos. The occurrence of mitotic errors is high...
Study Questions What is the incidence, origin and clinical significance of segmental aneuploidy in h...
Chromosome imbalance (aneuploidy) is the major cause of pregnancy loss and congenital disorders in h...
Despite major advances in the assisted reproductive treatments, it remains the case that most embryo...
In humans, reproduction is considered a relatively inefficient process, when compared with other mam...
Chromosome abnormalities are common among human oocytes and are usually lethal to any embryos they p...
<div><p>Whole-chromosome imbalances affect over half of early human embryos and are the leading caus...
^o whom correspondence should be addressed Chromosomal aneuploidies contribute considerably to the l...
Despite the clinical importance of aneuploidy, surprisingly little is known concerning its impact du...
Aneuploidy is a very common occurrence in humans and occurs in an estimated 20–40% of all pregnancie...
Studies of human cleavage stage embryos, 3 days after fertilization of the oocyte, have revealed rem...
There is an ever increasing trend in reproductive medicine to reduce the intensity of ovarian stimul...
Chromosome abnormalities are extremely common in human oocytes and embryos and are associated with a...
AbstractMitotic errors are common in human preimplantation embryos. The occurrence of mitotic errors...
textabstractThe introduction of this thesis provides the reader with the necessary background inform...
Mitotic errors are common in human preimplantation embryos. The occurrence of mitotic errors is high...
Study Questions What is the incidence, origin and clinical significance of segmental aneuploidy in h...
Chromosome imbalance (aneuploidy) is the major cause of pregnancy loss and congenital disorders in h...
Despite major advances in the assisted reproductive treatments, it remains the case that most embryo...
In humans, reproduction is considered a relatively inefficient process, when compared with other mam...
Chromosome abnormalities are common among human oocytes and are usually lethal to any embryos they p...
<div><p>Whole-chromosome imbalances affect over half of early human embryos and are the leading caus...
^o whom correspondence should be addressed Chromosomal aneuploidies contribute considerably to the l...