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Caffeine, Alcohol, and Psychological Stress and In Vitro Fetilization (Published on 02 Sep 2009)

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Pollutants, Sedentarism, Circadian Rhythm and their Effects on Fertility (Published on 02 Sep 2009)

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Cigarette Smoking and Fertility (Published on 02 Sep 2009)

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In Utero and Lactational Exposure to Nicotine Alters the Intra-Ovarian IGF System in Adult Female Rats (Published on 07 Apr 2009)

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Body Weight and Fertility (Published on 02 Sep 2009)

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Regulation of Primate Trophoblast Lineage Differentiation—Insights Learned from Human Embryonic Stem Cells (Published on 09 Apr 2009)

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Novel Insights into the Control of Human Pregnancy: Potential Role(s) for Epigenetic Regulation (Published on 24 Sep 2008)

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Introductory Editorial (Reproductive Biology Insights) (Published on 26 Mar 2008)

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Editorial (Published on 02 Sep 2009)

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Tissue Dimensions Affect Follicle Survival and the Development of in Vitro Human Ovarian Culture (Published on 18 Nov 2010)

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Do Hormonal Characteristics of the Luteal Phase Affect the Conception Rate of Women Undergoing IUI Treatment in the Following Menstrual Cycle? (Published on 11 Aug 2011)

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What is the Clinical Relevance of Follicle-Stimulating Hormone Isoforms in Fertility Treatment? (Published on 29 Jun 2011)

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Reproductive Toxic Effects of Cisplatin and Its Modulation by the Antioxidant Sodium 2-Mercaptoethanesulfonate (Mesna) in Female Rats (Published on 19 Sep 2011)

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Eicosanoids as Diagnostics for Preterm Labor (Published on 27 May 2013)

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How Evolution of the Human Brain Shaped Women’s Sexual and Reproductive Health (Published on 02 Sep 2013)

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Oocyte-Somatic Cell Interactions and Ovulation Rate: Effects on Oocyte Quality and Embryo Yield (Published on 02 Jan 2014)

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Impact of Controlled Ovarian Hyperstimulation on Thyroid Function (Published on 19 Jun 2014)

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Immunobiology of Spermatozoa: A Review (Published on 17 Aug 2014)

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