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Anate Aelion Brauer

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Methods in Molecular Biology (Clifton, N.J.)|May 1, 2014
Embryo transferAnate Aelion Brauer, Glenn Schattman
Fertility and Sterility|January 15, 2013
In vitro fertilization for Orthodox Jewish couples: antagonist cycle modifications allowing for mikveh attendance before oocyte retrievalDavid E Reichman, Anate Aelion Brauer, Dan Goldschlag, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|September 10, 2013
Follicular flushing and in vitro fertilization outcomes in the poorest responders: a randomized controlled trialEvelyn Mok-Lin, Anate Aelion Brauer, Glenn Schattman, et al.
Journal of Ovarian Research|September 21, 2017
Activated ovarian endothelial cells promote early follicular development and survivalAlon Kedem, Anate Aelion-Brauer, Peipei Guo, et al.
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Methods in Molecular Biology (Clifton, N.J.)|May 1, 2014
Embryo transferAnate Aelion Brauer, Glenn Schattman
Fertility and Sterility|January 15, 2013
In vitro fertilization for Orthodox Jewish couples: antagonist cycle modifications allowing for mikveh attendance before oocyte retrievalDavid E Reichman, Anate Aelion Brauer, Dan Goldschlag, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|September 10, 2013
Follicular flushing and in vitro fertilization outcomes in the poorest responders: a randomized controlled trialEvelyn Mok-Lin, Anate Aelion Brauer, Glenn Schattman, et al.
Journal of Ovarian Research|September 21, 2017
Activated ovarian endothelial cells promote early follicular development and survivalAlon Kedem, Anate Aelion-Brauer, Peipei Guo, et al.
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