The endometrium is one of the most fascinating tissues in the human body. Its sole purpose
is to enable implantation of an embryo during a relatively short window of opportunity in the …

Endometrial receptivity is a complex process that provides the embryo with the opportunity to
attach, invade, and develop, culminating in a new individual and continuation of the species …

Successful implantation of an embryo into the uterus requires synchrony between the
blastocyst and the endometrium. Endometrial preparedness, or receptivity, occurs only for a …

The factors responsible for the initial interaction between maternal and fetal epithelium
leading to the establishment of pregnancy remain poorly understood. Temporal and spatial …

The role of the endometrium is to establish and maintain pregnancy. Endometrial receptivity
is established during the mid-secretory phase, between cycle day (CD) 20 to 24, or 6 to 10 …

OBJECTIVE: To provide a focused review of the scientific literature pertaining to endometrial
receptivity. DESIGN: Review of the literature and appraisal of relevant articles. SETTING …

Objective To review the different aspects of endometrial receptivity as it is reflected in the
various modalities of modern assisted reproductive technologies. Design The importance of …

Intensive research work has been performed to better understand the regulation of the
endometrium and its clinical implications to improve implantation. Although many proteins …

Human implantation is a highly complex and multifactorial process. Successful implantation
requires the presence of a healthy embryo, a receptive endometrium, and a synchronized …

Implantation is a highly co-ordinated event that involves both embryonic and endometrial
participation. The endometrium expresses a sophisticated repertoire of proteins during the …