Genetic consequences of ICSI: Is ICSI associated with risks of genetic disease? Implications for counselling, practice and research

Author： W.Persson Jeffrey B.Peters Greg Saunders Douglas M.

Publisher： Oxford University Press

ISSN： 1460-2350

Source： Human Reproduction, Vol.11, Iss.5, 1996-05, pp. : 921-924

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