Culturing human embryos to blastocyst stage prior to cryopreservation leads to fewer frozen embryos but does not compromise pregnancy rates
Mary Ellen Pavone(Northwestern University), J. Zhang(Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications), Joy Innes(Northwestern University), Ralph R. Kazer(Northwestern University), Magdy P. Milad(Northwestern University), Edmond Confino(Northwestern University)
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