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Predictive value of 72-hour blastomere cell number on blastocyst development and success of subsequent transfer based on the degree of blastocyst development.

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16 February 2018

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Predictive value of 72-hour blastomere cell number on blastocyst development and success of subsequent transfer based on the degree of blastocyst development. (English)

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16 February 2018

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10.1016/S0015-0282(99)00586-5

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16 February 2018

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16 February 2018

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