ArticleHuman oocyte cryopreservation: 5-year experience with a sodium-depleted slow freezing method
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Dr Boldt is Scientific Director of Assisted Fertility Services at Community Health Networks in Indianapolis. He is also Scientific Director of CryoEggs International (a commercial frozen oocyte bank), President/CEO of The Reproductive Technology Group (providing data and laboratory management to infertility programs), and is Clinical Associate Professor of Medical and Molecular Genetics at Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr Boldt has been active in clinical embryology since 1983, and has
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Dr Boldt is Scientific Director of Assisted Fertility Services at Community Health Networks in Indianapolis. He is also Scientific Director of CryoEggs International (a commercial frozen oocyte bank), President/CEO of The Reproductive Technology Group (providing data and laboratory management to infertility programs), and is Clinical Associate Professor of Medical and Molecular Genetics at Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr Boldt has been active in clinical embryology since 1983, and has published over 30 articles and book chapters in basic and clinical reproductive biology.