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Reproduction, Fertility, and Development|May 16, 2015
DNA methylation reprogramming during oogenesis and interference by reproductive technologies: Studies in mouse and bovine modelsEllen Anckaert, Trudee Fair
Molecular Human Reproduction|June 26, 2025
A matrix-free 3D in vitro follicle culture system in mice exhibits enhanced oocyte meiotic and developmental competence compared to hydrogel encapsulationAimilia Zisiadi, Katy Billooye, Ellen Anckaert
Human Reproduction Update|October 12, 2012
Culture of oocytes and risk of imprinting defectsEllen Anckaert, Martine De Rycke, Johan Smitz
Biology of Reproduction|October 11, 2013
Dynamics of imprinted DNA methylation and gene transcription for imprinting establishment in mouse oocytes in relation to culture duration variabilityEllen Anckaert, Flor Sánchez, Katy Billooye, et al.
Clinical Biochemistry|May 17, 2016
Performance evaluation of an automated electrochemiluminescent calcitonin (CT) immunoassay in diagnosis of medullary thyroid carcinomaJohan Schiettecatte, Olivia Strasser, Ellen Anckaert, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|September 20, 2005
Serum hormones for predicting pregnancy outcome after assisted reproductive technologyEllen Anckaert, Nikolaos Nanos, Johan Schiettecatte, et al.
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|October 24, 2002
Clinical validation of a fully automated 17beta-estradiol and progesterone assay (VIDAS) for use in monitoring assisted reproduction treatmentEllen Anckaert, Marleen Mees, Johan Schiettecatte, et al.
Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine|January 18, 2005
Evaluation of a new automated electrochemiluminescent sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) immunoassayMarijke Reynders, Ellen Anckaert, Johan Schiettecatte, et al.
Biology of Reproduction|April 16, 2010
Effects of low methyl donor levels in culture medium during mouse follicle culture on oocyte imprinting establishmentEllen Anckaert, Sergio Romero, Tom Adriaenssens, et al.
Biology of Reproduction|June 5, 2009
Ammonium accumulation and use of mineral oil overlay do not alter imprinting establishment at three key imprinted genes in mouse oocytes grown and matured in a long-term follicle cultureEllen Anckaert, Tom Adriaenssens, Sergio Romero, et al.
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