Low rates of implantation are an impediment to more efficient assisted reproduction
techniques. Improved endometrial receptivity and embryo preparation should lead to higher …

The human endometrium is receptive for implantation of a blastocyst for only 4–5 days in
each menstrual cycle. Failure of implantation is a major reason for infertility in women and …

Implantation is a critical step in human reproduction. The success of this step is dependent
on a competent blastocyst, receptive endometrium, and successful cross talk between the …

The prerequisite of successful implantation depends on achieving the appropriate embryo
development to the blastocyst stage and at the same time the development of an …

Significant progress has been made in the understanding of embryonic competence and
endometrial receptivity since the inception of assisted reproductive technology. The …

Embryo implantation occurs during a short period of time, the implantation window, in the
mid-secretory phase of the menstrual cycle. The cross-talk between the endometrium and …

Implantation involves an intricate discourse between the embryo and uterus and is a
gateway to further embryonic development. Synchronizing embryonic development until the …

A fundamental role of procreation is to sustain life by diversifying and passing on a superior
genetic repertoire to offspring. Fostering an offspring within the womb is an enduring task …

Infertility affects 10 to 15% of the general population, and although advances in assisted
reproductive therapies have had a major input, pregnancy rates continue to be relatively …

Embryonic implantation requires synchrony between the endometrium and the embryo.
When analyzed in isolation, competent embryos may be unsuccessful when placed on a …