In this study, it is aimed to analyze the outcomes of embryos obtained from ovarian follicle with different sizes, and identify the microRNA expression in the spent media of the blastocysts cultures.
In this study, it is aimed to analyze the outcomes of embryos obtained from ovarian follicle with different sizes. By this way, we assume to predict which follicle is able to give the best blastocyst. After the blastocysts are obtained from the different sized follicles, blastocyst cultures are going to be studied for the up and down-regulations of microRNA, besides the correlation of embryo quality with miRNA expression in the spent media.
Study Type
OBSERVATIONAL
Enrollment
55
With the needle, transvaginally USG-guided oocyte pick-up procedure is going to be performed
Acibadem University Atakent Hospital
Istanbul, Turkey (Türkiye)
RECRUITINGOocyte grading
Morphologic Oocyte grading will be analyzed right after the procedure due to different follicle sizes
Time frame: after each hyper stimulation process of the patients, when the follicle sizes are large enough to pick up which is roughly 10-15 days after the hyper stimulation has started
Day-3 Embryo Grading
Morphologic Day-3 embryo grading will be analyzed after the procedure due to different follicle sizes
Time frame: Three days after the intracytoplasminc sperm injection(ICSI) procedure
Day-5 Embryo Grading
Day-5 embryo grading(Gardner classification) will be analyzed after the procedure due to different follicle sizes
Time frame: 5 days after the intracytoplasminc sperm injection(ICSI) procedure
beta hCG results of the transferred embryos
Clinical pregnancy outcomes
Time frame: ten days after the embryo transfer
micro RNA expression in culture medium
In the culture medium of blastocysts are going to be analyzed for microRNA levels that are expressed
Time frame: Culture mediums of day 5 embryos will be collected to be studied, after the last embryo is obtained and all will be studied at the end of the recruitment
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