Characterising human implantation through multi-omic analysis of biofluids: insights from the EARLY-PREG cohort

Koch ES

Characterising human implantation through multi-omic analysis of biofluids: insights from the EARLY-PREG cohort

Koch ES

Published October 10, 2026 IIRRM 2026 Congress, Orlando

Abstract

Oral presentation at the 22nd International Clinical and Scientific Congress for Restorative Reproductive Medicine (Orlando, 10 October 2026) on human implantation using multi-omic analysis of biofluids from the EARLY-PREG cohort. Programme listing only; no 2026 abstract was available.

Koch et al. 2026, Koch 2026

Characterising human implantation through multi-omic analysis of biofluids: insights from the EARLY-PREG cohort

Abstract

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The EARLY-PREG open cohort: the first preconception and longitudinal cohort designed to characterize proteome and immunological signatures of early embryo-mother crosstalk

EARLY-PREG: A preconception longitudinal cohort of women seeking pregnancy to investigate maternal-embryonic molecular signalling during the peri-implantation window

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