The Ovarian Club IV 2014 is a conference dedicated to Blastocyst formation and implantation.
The Ovarian Club IV 2014 covers topics such as:
- Lessons from mouse embryos in facultative delay of implantation may explain implantation failure of human blastocysts after IVF/ET
- Transcriptome analysis, screening and function identification, looking for genes predicting trophoderm development and implantation
- Personalized medicine applied to endometrial receptivity and embryo transfer
- The receptive endometrium: providing the essential microenvironment for embryo implantation
- Using cumulus cells to improve IVF lab performance
- Cumulus cells: diagnostics and therapeuticsa
- Cumulus cells: diagnostics and therapeutics in oocyte ageing
- Why aneuploidy in human embryos may not be such a bad thing after all
- An all blastocyst approach in ART
- RNA quantity of cumulus cells and blastocyst competence
- The impact of stimulation on oocyte quality and embryo development
- The incidence of euploid blastocyst and implantation potential as a function of age and ovarian stimulation
- Monitoring COS parameters and blastocyst culture
- Transferring blastocysts in the poor responder patient. Pros & Cons
- Finding the best egg with old-fashioned molecular biology
- Oocyte and embryo quality
- The effect of strong vs mild stimulation on implantation and pregnancy rates, and the epigenome
- The respective contributions from the egg and sperm in the blastocyst formation and Implantation
- New advances in development and implantation
- Optimizing the endometrium for implantation: Stimulated, natural or programmed E2 and P4 cycles.
- Developmental genetics of female reproductive tract development
- Building an ovary from the bipotential gonad
- Molecular mechanism and cell signaling governing embryo implantation
- Role of uterine epithelial-stromal crosstalk in implantation
- Prediction of blastulation – Does it have clinical relevance in IVF
- Blastocyst formation and preservation
- Fertilization, embryonic development and IVF pregnancies resulting from in-vitro vs. in-vivo matured oocytes derived from harvested ovarian tissue
- The role of decidualizing stromal cells in embryo recognition and rejection at implantation
- Genetics involved in blastocyst development
- The fertile soil – What makes a uterus receptive?
- Blastocyst morphology and genetic competence
- Genetic instability in human embryos- A problem or a solution?
- Evaluation and management of embryonic – Endometrial synchronization
- Is there any way we can improve receptivity?
- Gerard Chaouat, France
- Inflammation in the uterus: friend or foe?
- The clinical aspects of endometrial injury
- Implantation: the immune system partakes in the maternal-embryo interaction
