1. The dawning of a new ice age for human oocyte cryopreservation

   • David F. Albertini

   Editor's Commentary 14 December 2011 Pages: 1141 - 1142

2. Autism, imprinting and epigenetic disorders: a metabolic syndrome linked to anomalies in homocysteine recycling starting in early life??

   • Yves Ménézo
   • Pierre Mares
   • Kay Elder

   Commentary 03 November 2011 Pages: 1143 - 1145

   

3. Combined strategy for fertility preservation in an oncologic patient: vitrification of in vitro matured oocytes and ovarian tissue freezing

   • Clara González
   • Marta Devesa
   • Pere N. Barri

   Fertility Preservation 02 September 2011 Pages: 1147 - 1149

4. Viability assessment of fresh and frozen/thawed isolated human follicles: reliability of two methods (Trypan blue and Calcein AM/ethidium homodimer-1)

   • Sandra Sanfilippo
   • Michel Canis
   • Florence Brugnon

   Fertility Preservation 27 October 2011 Pages: 1151 - 1156

   

5. Impact of freezing and thawing of human ovarian tissue on follicular growth after long-term xenotransplantation

   • Christiani A. Amorim
   • Anu David
   • Anne Van Langendonckt

   Fertility Preservation 22 November 2011 Pages: 1157 - 1165

   

6. Live birth with vitrified-warmed oocytes of a chronic myeloid leukemia patient nine years after allogenic bone marrow transplantation

   • Mi Kyoung Kim
   • Dong Ryul Lee
   • Tae Ki Yoon

   Fertility Preservation 25 November 2011 Pages: 1167 - 1170

   

7. Implantation rates of embryos generated from slow cooled human oocytes from young women are comparable to those of fresh and frozen embryos from the same age group

   • Debra A. Gook
   • David H. Edgar

   ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES 30 November 2011 Pages: 1171 - 1176

8. Oocyte morphology does not affect post-warming survival rate in an egg-cryobanking donation program

   • Amanda Souza Setti
   • Rita de Cássia Savio Figueira
   • Edson Borges Jr.

   Gamete Biology 04 December 2011 Pages: 1177 - 1181

9. Maturation outcomes are improved following Cryoleaf vitrification of immature human oocytes when compared to choline-based slow-freezing

   • Catherine M. H. Combelles
   • S. Temel Ceyhan
   • Catherine Racowsky

   Gamete Biology 17 November 2011 Pages: 1183 - 1192

   

10. Fully-mature antral mouse oocytes are transcriptionally silent but their heterochromatin maintains a transcriptional permissive histone acetylation profile

    • Maurizio Zuccotti
    • Michele Bellone
    • Silvia Garagna

    Gamete Biology 06 April 2011 Pages: 1193 - 1196

    

11. Serum anti-Müllerian hormone and antral follicle count as predictive markers of OHSS in ART cycles

    • Pelin Ocal
    • Sezai Sahmay
    • Ismail Cepni

    ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES 01 September 2011 Pages: 1197 - 1203

    

12. Effects of cumulus cells removal after 6 h co-incubation of gametes on the outcomes of human IVF

    • Shun Xiong
    • Wei Han
    • Guo Ning Huang

    ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES 06 September 2011 Pages: 1205 - 1211

13. Early cumulus cell removal could reduce the available embryo rate in human IVF

    • Duo Wei
    • Cuilian Zhang
    • Haoying Hao

    ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES 16 November 2011 Pages: 1213 - 1216

14. Obstetric outcomes of IVF trichorionic triamniotic triplets which are spontaneously or electively reduced to twins

    • B. Ata
    • L. J. Rasillo
    • M. H. Dahan

    ASSISTED REPRODUCTION TECHNOLOGIES 05 November 2011 Pages: 1217 - 1222

    

15. Endocrine disruptor & nutritional effects of heavy metals in ovarian hyperstimulation

    • E. H. Dickerson
    • T. Sathyapalan
    • S. L. Atkin

    Gonad physiology and Disease 10 November 2011 Pages: 1223 - 1228

    

16. ART, birth defects and subfertility—what should prospective patients be told?

    • Michele Hansen
    • Elizabeth Milne
    • Carol Bower

    Letter to Editor 01 September 2011 Pages: 1229 - 1230