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Developmental Biology|November 10, 1998
Inhibition of phosphoinositide metabolism or chelation of intracellular calcium blocks FSH-induced but not spontaneous meiotic resumption in mouse oocytesG Coticchio, S Fleming
Human Fertility (Cambridge, England)|October 10, 2001
Cryopreservation of human oocytesG Coticchio, S Garetti, M A Bonu, et al.
European Journal of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Biology|June 16, 2004
Oocyte cryopreservation: a biological perspectiveG Coticchio, M A Bonu, A Borini, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|March 12, 2005
Meiotic spindle imaging in human oocytes frozen with a slow freezing procedure involving high sucrose concentrationV Bianchi, G Coticchio, L Fava, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|July 24, 2004
Half-dose depot triptorelin in pituitary suppression for multiple ovarian stimulation in assisted reproduction technology: a randomized studyL Dal Prato, A Borini, G Coticchio, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|November 9, 2005
Criteria to assess human oocyte quality after cryopreservationG Coticchio, M A Bonu, V Bianchi, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|October 22, 2005
Clinical outcome of oocyte cryopreservation after slow cooling with a protocol utilizing a high sucrose concentrationA Borini, R Sciajno, V Bianchi, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|July 12, 2007
Truths and myths of oocyte sensitivity to controlled rate freezingG Coticchio, M A Bonu, R Sciajno, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|January 9, 2007
Differential sucrose concentration during dehydration (0.2 mol/l) and rehydration (0.3 mol/l) increases the implantation rate of frozen human oocytesV Bianchi, G Coticchio, V Distratis, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|August 29, 2009
A PolScope evaluation of meiotic spindle dynamics in frozen-thawed oocytesE Sereni, R Sciajno, L Fava, et al.
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Developmental Biology|November 10, 1998
Inhibition of phosphoinositide metabolism or chelation of intracellular calcium blocks FSH-induced but not spontaneous meiotic resumption in mouse oocytesG Coticchio, S Fleming
Human Fertility (Cambridge, England)|October 10, 2001
Cryopreservation of human oocytesG Coticchio, S Garetti, M A Bonu, et al.
European Journal of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Reproductive Biology|June 16, 2004
Oocyte cryopreservation: a biological perspectiveG Coticchio, M A Bonu, A Borini, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|March 12, 2005
Meiotic spindle imaging in human oocytes frozen with a slow freezing procedure involving high sucrose concentrationV Bianchi, G Coticchio, L Fava, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|July 24, 2004
Half-dose depot triptorelin in pituitary suppression for multiple ovarian stimulation in assisted reproduction technology: a randomized studyL Dal Prato, A Borini, G Coticchio, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|November 9, 2005
Criteria to assess human oocyte quality after cryopreservationG Coticchio, M A Bonu, V Bianchi, et al.
Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)|October 22, 2005
Clinical outcome of oocyte cryopreservation after slow cooling with a protocol utilizing a high sucrose concentrationA Borini, R Sciajno, V Bianchi, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|July 12, 2007
Truths and myths of oocyte sensitivity to controlled rate freezingG Coticchio, M A Bonu, R Sciajno, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|January 9, 2007
Differential sucrose concentration during dehydration (0.2 mol/l) and rehydration (0.3 mol/l) increases the implantation rate of frozen human oocytesV Bianchi, G Coticchio, V Distratis, et al.
Reproductive Biomedicine Online|August 29, 2009
A PolScope evaluation of meiotic spindle dynamics in frozen-thawed oocytesE Sereni, R Sciajno, L Fava, et al.
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