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Development and evaluation of a live birth prediction model for evaluating human blastocysts: a retrospective study

  1. Hang Liu
  2. Zhuoran Zhang
  3. Yifan Gu
  4. Changsheng Dai
  5. Guanqiao Shan
  6. Haocong Song
  7. Daniel Li
  8. Wenyuan Chen
  9. Ge Lin  Is a corresponding author
  10. Yu Sun  Is a corresponding author
  1. University of Toronto, Canada
  2. Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, China
  3. Central South University, China
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.83662
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  1. Hang Liu
  2. Zhuoran Zhang
  3. Yifan Gu
  4. Changsheng Dai
  5. Guanqiao Shan
  6. Haocong Song
  7. Daniel Li
  8. Wenyuan Chen
  9. Ge Lin
  10. Yu Sun
(2023)
Development and evaluation of a live birth prediction model for evaluating human blastocysts: a retrospective study
eLife 12:e83662.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.83662
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  1. Hang Liu
  2. Zhuoran Zhang
  3. Yifan Gu
  4. Changsheng Dai
  5. Guanqiao Shan
  6. Haocong Song
  7. Daniel Li
  8. Wenyuan Chen
  9. Ge Lin
  10. Yu Sun
(2023)
Development and evaluation of a live birth prediction model for evaluating human blastocysts: a retrospective study
eLife 12:e83662.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.83662

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