Humanin vitrofertilisation and developmental biology: a mutually influential history
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ABSTRACTThis article describes the origins and development of in vitro fertilisation (IVF) and how it was influenced by, and influenced, basic research in developmental biology. It describes the technical and social challenges that confronted the pioneers in this field of study, and the considerable progress that has been made since those early days. It also considers how IVF has contributed, and continues to contribute, to our understanding of early human development.
- University of Cambridge United Kingdom
Mammals, History, 19th Century, Fertilization in Vitro, History, 20th Century, Embryo Transfer, History, 21st Century, Nobel Prize, Animals, Humans, Female, Developmental Biology
Mammals, History, 19th Century, Fertilization in Vitro, History, 20th Century, Embryo Transfer, History, 21st Century, Nobel Prize, Animals, Humans, Female, Developmental Biology
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