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How different buffers during ICSI can impact the development of embryos in the IVF laboratory
In the intricate world of assisted reproductive technology (ART), every minute detail can significantly influence the outcome. One such detail that has garnered increasing attention is the choice of buffer during Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) in the in vitro fertilization (IVF) laboratory. The meticulous research conducted by Dr. Robert J. Mendola, a distinguished expert in clinical IVF embryology, sheds light on the profound implications of different buffers on embryo development.
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Important factors leading to successful ICSI
This white paper is focusing on detailed aspects that support successful ICSI in the IVF laboratory such as protecting the oocyte, oocyte denudation, ICSI, operators and culture. Download to read more.
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The road to successful ICSI
'ICSI has frequently been described as 'an accident' in the lab. For me, being part of the development of the ICSI technique, I would rather describe ICSI as an inevitable consequence of the procedure used to perform subzonal insemination,' says Hubert Joris. Read his blog post here where he covers aspects that support successful ICSI in the IVF laboratory.
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