Euploidy Rates and Pregnancy Outcomes Using a Microfluidic Sperm Separation Device Animal Session 76: KPIS - KEEP

Session 76: KPIS - KEEP PLODDING INDEFINITELY OR KEEP PERFORMING IMPECCABLY

Global media

and a PhD from the University of Sydney

Her research interests include embryo selection

Donor Unknown (2011)

Euploidy Rates and Pregnancy Outcomes Using a Microfluidic Sperm Separation Device Animal Session 76: KPIS - KEEPEuploidy Rates and Pregnancy Outcomes Using a Microfluidic Sperm Separation Device Dr. Anthony Anderson Tony Anderson completed his Masters in Clinical Embryology studies at Leeds University, Leeds England under the direction of Professor Alan Handyside and Helen Picton. Tonys studies focused on cryopreservation and non invasive methods of predicting euploidy in early embryos. Tony completed his doctoral studies at a Nova Southeastern University, a