Greta Verheyen

Head ART laboratory

Belgium

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Greta Verheyen is the Head of the ART Laboratory at UZBrussel, Belgium. Her research focuses on reproductive health, including topics such as preimplantation embryo development, autophagy, and the implications of embryo vitrification on long-term health outcomes. Recent publications highlight her work on lineage segregation in embryos, non-invasive oocyte ranking techniques, and the effects of gonadotropins on IVF outcomes.

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Anfien Huyghebaert

Vrije Universiteit Brussel

BELGIUM

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Non-invasive cumulus cell analysis can be applied for oocyte ranking and is useful for countries with legal restrictions on embryo generation or freezing

Complex aneuploidy triggers autophagy and p53-mediated apoptosis and impairs the second lineage segregation in human preimplantation embryos

Non-invasive cumulus cell analysis can be applied for oocyte ranking and is useful for countries with legal restrictions on embryo generation or freezing

Impact of embryo vitrification on children's health, including growth up to two years of age, in comparison with results following a fresh embryo transfer

Lineage segregation in human pre-implantation embryos is specified by YAP1 and TEAD1

Does the dose or type of gonadotropins affect the reproductive outcomes of poor responders undergoing modified natural cycle IVF (MNC-IVF)?

Impact of cell loss after warming of human vitrified day 3 embryos on obstetric outcome in single frozen embryo transfers

Effect of A23187 ionophore treatment on human blastocyst development-a sibling oocyte study

Improved clinical outcomes after non-invasive oocyte selection and Day 3 eSET in ICSI patients

Expanding the time interval between ovulation triggering and oocyte injection

Androgens and Anti-Müllerian Hormone in Infertile Patients

Is a freeze-all policy the optimal solution to circumvent the effect of late follicular elevated progesterone?

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Anfien Huyghebaert

Kathy Niakan

Kathelijn Keymolen

Hilde Van De Velde

Mary-Louise Bonduelle

Anick De Vos

Samuel Santos-Ribeiro

Frederik Hes

Panagiotis Drakopoulos

Andrea Buysse

Ingrid Segers

Karen Sermon

Michel De Vos

Marius Regin

Florence Belva

Pieter Verdyck

Lisbet Van Landuyt

Liese Boudry

Shari Mackens

Claudia Spits

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