Reproductive techniques

The term 'reproductive techniques' describes any method or technology used to generate a new individual, including techniques used in selective breeding, cloning and assisted reproduction technologies.

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Research | 07 December 2020

Labor induction with prostaglandin E₁ versus E₂: a comparison of outcomes
- Hector Mendez-Figueroa
- , Matthew J. Bicocca
- & Suneet P. Chauhan
Journal of Perinatology 41, 726-735
Research
31 July 2020 | Open Access

LH supplementation of ovarian stimulation protocols influences follicular fluid steroid composition contributing to the improvement of ovarian response in poor responder women
- S. Marchiani
- , L. Tamburrino
- & E. Baldi
Scientific Reports 10, 12907
Research
20 March 2020 | Open Access

Neonatal outcome of children born after ICSI with epididymal or testicular sperm: A 10-year study in China
- Lei Jin
- , Zhou Li
- & Bo Huang
Scientific Reports 10, 5145
Research
11 February 2020 | Open Access

Couples with mild male factor infertility and at least 3 failed previous IVF attempts may benefit from laparoscopic investigation regarding assisted reproduction outcome
- Agni Pantou
- , Konstantinos Sfakianoudis
- & Mara Simopoulou
Scientific Reports 10, 2350
Reviews | 03 June 2019

Principles of and strategies for germline gene therapy

Germline gene therapy has the potential to prevent inheritance of monogenic disorders but must first be optimized for accuracy.
- Don P. Wolf
- , Paul A. Mitalipov
- & Shoukhrat M. Mitalipov
Nature Medicine 25, 890-897
Reviews | 24 January 2019

Female subfertility

The WHO defines female subfertility as failure to achieve a clinical pregnancy after 12 months of regular intercourse or due to impairment of a woman’s capacity to reproduce. This PrimeView highlights some of the mechanisms that may contribute to this condition.

Nature Reviews Disease Primers 5, 8

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News and Comment

Research Highlights | 12 April 2019

Grady — the miracle monkey born from cryopreserved prepubertal testis graft
- Annette Fenner
Nature Reviews Urology 16, 329
Research Highlights | 21 September 2018

Assisted reproductive technologies increase risk of hypertension in offspring
- Gregory B. Lim
Nature Reviews Cardiology 15, 656
Comments & Opinion
04 July 2018 | Open Access

From petri dishes to politics – a multi-pronged approach is essential for saving endangered species
- Terri L. Roth
- & William F. Swanson
Nature Communications 9, 2588
Comments & Opinion | 23 January 2018

Progress in mitochondrial replacement therapies

Mary Herbert and Doug Turnbull discuss how the transmission of pathogenic mutations in mitochondrial DNA may be prevented by reproductive techniques designed to replace the mitochondria in eggs from affected women.
- Mary Herbert
- & Doug Turnbull
Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology 19, 71-72
Research Highlights | 09 November 2017

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- Kathy Aschheim
- , Michael Francisco
- & Andrew Marshall
Nature Biotechnology 35, vii
News | 09 November 2017

Reproducing with DNA

Finding partners through DNA profiles has yet to catch on, but the commercial sector for preconception and prenatal testing is booming. Malorye Allison Branca reports.
- Malorye Allison Branca
Nature Biotechnology 35, 1016-1020

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Reproductive techniques

Latest Research and Reviews

Labor induction with prostaglandin E₁ versus E₂: a comparison of outcomes

LH supplementation of ovarian stimulation protocols influences follicular fluid steroid composition contributing to the improvement of ovarian response in poor responder women

Neonatal outcome of children born after ICSI with epididymal or testicular sperm: A 10-year study in China

Couples with mild male factor infertility and at least 3 failed previous IVF attempts may benefit from laparoscopic investigation regarding assisted reproduction outcome

Principles of and strategies for germline gene therapy

Female subfertility

News and Comment

Grady — the miracle monkey born from cryopreserved prepubertal testis graft

Assisted reproductive technologies increase risk of hypertension in offspring

From petri dishes to politics – a multi-pronged approach is essential for saving endangered species

Progress in mitochondrial replacement therapies

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Reproducing with DNA

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