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In vitro-generated germ cells– facts and possibilities
Molecular Human Reproduction prides itself on innovation, and, in recognition of the advances made in the field of in vitro gametogenesis, we launched a Call for Papers on the topic in early 2017, leading to publication of seven research articles, and two reviews. These articles are available in a new collection for you to explore.
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Explore a hot topic in MHR: Micro RNA
We have identified Micro RNA as a hot topic in Molecular Human Reproduction. Take a look at some of the most recent articles to publish on this key topic.
Top cited research from the ESHRE journals
Read a collection of the mostcited articles from Molecular Human Reproduction, Human Reproduction, and Human Reproduction Update free online.
Research on the move
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Now accepting applications for the position of EiC for MHR
The current Editor-in-Chief (EiC) will retire having served a maximum allowed term of office. The appointments will be for a term of two years, starting December 2018. Applications and nominations are now open.
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Altmetrics
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35th Annual Meeting of ESHRE
Join us in Vienna next year for the 35th Annual Meeting. Find out more about the planned programme, submitting your abstract, registration, and more.
Find out about our developing countries initiative
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New Research Horizon review articles
New Research Horizon review articles are mini-reviews (maximum 5,000 words) dealing with cutting-edge themes.
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