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P-156 Effect of female age on early embryonic developmental speed before 1st cleavage
Y. Kida (Japan)
P-157 Cryopreservation of oocytes for freeze-all policy in women at risk of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS): preliminary results
P. Boyer (France)
P-158 Anti-oxidative effect of 6,9,12-hexadecatrienoic acid on in vitro development of pre-implantation embryos
Y. Kai (Japan)
P-159 Embryonic estrogen receptors: do they have a role in the implantation and post-implantation development?
F. Huang (Taiwan R.O.C.)
P-160 Time-lapse imaging provides further evidence that planar arrangement of blastomeres is abnormal
T. Ebner (Austria)
Other support: T.E. reports fees from Gynemed, outside the submitted work. All co-authors have no interest to declare.
P-161 No differences in development/quality of embryos cultured in sequential and single-step medium regarding of female age and method of in vitro fertilization: prospective study
L. Bacer Kermavner (Slovenia)
P-162 Egg age modulates calcium signaling pattern, speci c histone modi cation and embryonic development outcome in the mouse
B. Li (China)
P-163 Clinical outcomes and development of children born from vitri ed oocytes for azoospermic patients
Y. Nakajo (Japan)
P-164 The utilization of different gonadotrophin preparations induces signi cant differences in the generation of high quality embyos as measured by time lapse technology
M. Munoz Cantero (Spain)
P-165 Computer-automated time-lapse analysis can be use with two distinct levels of oxygen concentration
E. Olaya (Spain)
P-166 Is day 5 transfer still necessary in the time-lapse era?
F. Gagsteiger (Germany)
P-167 Low oxygen tension may increase implantation potential by enhanced expression of hypoxia and antioxidant genes in mouse blastocyst cultured in vitro
Y.Y. Ma (Taiwan R.O.C.)
P-168 Effect of timing of oocyte denudation after oocyte retrieval on fertilization and pregnancy outcome following cleavage stage single embryo transfer
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H. Terasawa (Japan)