Natural hatching in vitro in human blastocysts. ( a ) Cavitating
Download scientific diagram | Natural hatching in vitro in human blastocysts. ( a ) Cavitating blastocyst 114 h post insemination (day 5, a.m.). ( b ) Early hatching blastocyst 121 h post insemination (day 5, p.m.). ( c ) Late hatching blastocyst 138 h post insemination (day 6, a.m.). ( d ) Hatching almost completed 144 h post insemination (day 6, p.m.). ( e ) Two completely hatched blastocysts with empty zonae 145 h post insemination (day 6, pm). ( f ) Healthy hatched blastocyst with distinct inner cell mass (ICM), trophoectoderm (TE) and expanded blastocoel 147 h post insemination (day 6, p.m.). Original magnification: ( a – d , f ) ϭ ϫ 400; ( e ) ϭ ϫ 200. from publication: Blastocyst transfer after enzymatic treatment of the zona pellucida: Improving in-vitro fertilization and understanding implantation | It has been shown recently that delayed transfers improve implantation rates in assisted reproductive technology programmes. In a prospective study, the pregnancy rates and safety of outcome were evaluated in a group of patients after the transfer of day 5 blastocysts with | Blastocyst, Zona Pellucida and Pregnancy Rate | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
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Natural hatching in vitro in human blastocysts. ( a ) Cavitating
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