The relationship between maternal body fat and pre-implantation embryonic weight: Implications for survival and long-term development in an assisted reproductive environment

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"The relationship between maternal body fat and pre-implantation embryonic weight: Implications for survival and long-term development in an assisted reproductive environment"
written by Julie Weathers, Natalie Zimmerer, Lindsay Penrose, Kory Graves-Evenson, Samuel Prien,
published by Open Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vol.3 No.5B, 2013

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