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Could your incubators be compromising embryo development?
Sub-optimal conditions in your incubators can seriously compromise your blastocyst rates and can even kill your oocytes and embryos. Luckily, our scientific advisor, Dr Stroebech has three helpful tips to optimise your incubators.
October Training Course
Our laboratory in Copenhagen recently welcomed the final group of delegates choosing to attend our 2018 training courses. The bovine IVP training course is specifically tailored to provide IVF Bioscience customers with a
IVF Bioscience training in India
Our scientific advisor, Dr Stroebech, recently spent several days training in these beautiful facilities at Kalsi farm at the foot of the Himalayas, India. Kalsi farm is going to be
CETA/AETA Montreal 2018
IVF Bioscience is pleased to be exhibiting at the Canadian Embryo Transfer Association (CETA/ACTE) and American Embryo Transfer Association (AETA) joint annual convention.
AETE 2018:Round-up
The IVF Bioscience team recently joined more than 200 members of the AETE for the 34th annual scientific convention in Nantes. The two-day meeting included a vast selection of interesting talks and meetings, along
AETE Nantes 2018
IVF Bioscience is pleased to be exhibiting at the 34th annual meeting of the Association of Embryo Technology in Europe (AETE). The meeting will be held in Nantes, France from 7-8
Evaluation of blastocysts in Bovine Embryo Assay testing
How do we test each batch of IVF media? Bovine Embryo Assay (BEA) is the most accurate test for quality control release of newly manufactured batches of media used for animal IVF. The IVF
How important is overlay oil?
Oil can be the most important determining factor to your success! It is well known that oil batches vary and can be a serious cause of impaired embryo development. Selecting the best
IVF Bioscience Shelf life
All of the media within our BO-Range has an exceptionally long shelf life, most products up to 18 months. How are these shelf lives reached? IVF Bioscience’s scientific advisor Dr Lotte Stroebech established
