Ambient temperature transport of human oocytes: an unexpected research resource

Under the experimental conditions described here, immature human oocytes retain viability and meiotic competence following ambient temperature transport, providing a novel and experimentally tractable resource for future research in human oocyte biology and the development of human parthenote stem cells.

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Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics
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2025-06-21
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10815-025-03548-9
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1
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Reproductive Biology and Fertility
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Ambient temperature transport of human oocytes: an unexpected research resource

David F. Albertini, Marıá Gracia Gervasi, Ann A. Kiessling, Maureen Kearnan
1 citations
Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics
Reproductive Biology and Fertility
1.88
article

Ambient temperature transport of human oocytes: an unexpected research resource

David F. Albertini, Marıá Gracia Gervasi, Ann A. Kiessling, Maureen Kearnan
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1 citations

Abstract

Under the experimental conditions described here, immature human oocytes retain viability and meiotic competence following ambient temperature transport, providing a novel and experimentally tractable resource for future research in human oocyte biology and the development of human parthenote stem cells.

Journal of Assisted Reproduction and GeneticsVol. 42(8)
University of Connecticut (US), Bedford Research Foundation (US)
Biomedical Research Foundation of Northwest Louisiana
Openalex Percentile: Top 15%
Reproductive Biology and Fertility
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