The present invention relates to an assay for determining the implantation potential of a plurality of embryos each obtained or to be obtained by assisted fertilization of an oocyte of a female subject, comprising measuring the levels of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF) in the follicular fluid (FF) present in the follicle from which each oocyte is derived, and determining the implantation potential of each embryo from the level of measured FF G-CSF. It also relates to a kit for carrying out the assay. It further relates to a method for assisted fertilization.

Assay and kit for predicting implantation success in assisted fertilization UNITED STATES PATENT and TRADEMARK OFFICE GRANTED PATENT US8211650 B2 / Marie-Pierre PICCINNI; Ledée N; Lombroso R (applicant:Femalon SA). - (2007).

Assay and kit for predicting implantation success in assisted fertilization UNITED STATES PATENT and TRADEMARK OFFICE GRANTED PATENT US8211650 B2

PICCINNI, MARIE-PIERRE;
2007

Abstract

The present invention relates to an assay for determining the implantation potential of a plurality of embryos each obtained or to be obtained by assisted fertilization of an oocyte of a female subject, comprising measuring the levels of granulocyte-colony stimulating factor (G-CSF) in the follicular fluid (FF) present in the follicle from which each oocyte is derived, and determining the implantation potential of each embryo from the level of measured FF G-CSF. It also relates to a kit for carrying out the assay. It further relates to a method for assisted fertilization.
2007
Marie-Pierre PICCINNI; Ledée N; Lombroso R (applicant:Femalon SA)
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