The Surprising Molecular Changes in Eggs, Sperm, and Females that Mediate Fertility
NIH Wednesday Afternoon Lecture Series
Abstract
Mariana Wolfner presents research on the molecular changes in eggs, sperm, and females that coordinate successful reproduction, drawing on genetic and physiological studies of fertilization. This NIH Wednesday Afternoon Lecture Series event is offered in person and through NIH VideoCast.
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