Sarah Martins da Silva

Academic, Clinical Reader (Teaching and Research)

University of Dundee

United Kingdom

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Sarah Martins da Silva is a Clinical Reader in Teaching and Research at the University of Dundee, UK. Her research interests focus on male infertility, reproductive aging, and assisted reproductive technologies. Recent articles include studies on artificial oocyte activation, predictive biomarkers for male subfertility, and the ethical considerations surrounding sperm donation. Dr. Martins da Silva is dedicated to advancing knowledge in the field of reproductive health through innovative research and clinical practice.

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Andrew Thomson

University College London

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Sperm Toolbox—A selection of small molecules to study human spermatozoa

Is AMH a promising predictive biomarker for mTESE success in iNOA patients?

Artificial oocyte activation improves ICSI outcomes following unexplained fertilization abnormalities

From Bench to Babies – Drug Development for Male Subfertility

Should patients pay for sperm given for free? Results from a pilot study on fertility clinics’ views on the charging for altruistically donated sperm

Sperm cryopreservation for impaired spermatogenesis

Standards in semen examination: publishing reproducible and reliable data based on high-quality methodology.

Elevated and sustained intracellular calcium signalling is necessary for efficacious induction of the human sperm acrosome reaction

#ESHREjc report: are sperm selection techniques a panacea? Indications for the use of physiological intracytoplasmic sperm injection (PICSI) in medically assisted reproduction

Compounds enhancing human sperm motility identified using a high-throughput phenotypic screening platform

Reproductive axis ageing and fertility in men

Male infertility

Fertility preservation provision in the NHS

#ESHREjc live edition report

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Andrew Thomson

shruti kane

Lars Henningsohn

Marie-Claude Hofmann

Mina Mincheva

Zoe Johnston

Omar Farhan Ammar

Csilla Gabriella Krausz

Jason Swedlow

Sean Brown

Jackson C Kirkman-Brown

Rafael Oliva

Armand Zini

Trine Berit Haugen

Elisabetta Baldi

Taylor Pini

christopher Barratt

Allan Pacey

Ian Gilbert

Claudia Massarotti

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