Molecular Teflon and fertility: an old adhesion regulator takes center stage

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Molecular Teflon and fertility: an old adhesion regulator takes center stage

Successful pregnancy is critically dependent on two key steps at the earliest stages of embryo development: fertilization and development of a differentiated blastocyst and implantation of that blastocyst within a receptive endometrium. Although assisted reproductive technologies like in vitro ferti…

VOLUME 116, ISSUE 5, P1402-1403

Authors:

Kelly M. McNagny, Ph.D., Michael R. Hughes, Ph.D., Julyanne Brassard, Ph.D.

Abstract:

Reflections on "Podocalyxin inhibits human embryo implantation in vitro and luminal podocalyxin in putative receptive endometrium is associated with implantation failure in fertility treatment" by Heng et al.

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