Below are links to research papers by Sydney IVF doctors and scientists that have been published in medical and scientific journals. Please note that in many cases, full text of these articles is only available for subscribers or by paying a fee.

• Benefits and challenges brought by improved results from in vitro fertilization. (by Jansen RP)
• The role of preimplantation genetic diagnosis in the management of severe rhesus alloimmunization: first unaffected pregnancy: case report. (by Seeho SK, Burton G, Leigh D, Marshall JT, Persson JW, Morris JM.)
• Moving to blastocyst biopsy for preimplantation genetic diagnosis and single embryo transfer at Sydney IVF. (by de Boer KA, Catt JW, Jansen RP, Leigh D, McArthur S.)
• Single embryo transfer in IVF to prevent multiple pregnancies. (by Catt J, Wood T, Henman M, Jansen R. )
• The effect of female age on the likelihood of a live birth from one in-vitro fertilisation treatment. (by Jansen RP. )
• Spontaneous miscarriage of a cervical pregnancy and continuation of intra-uterine pregnancy following in vitro fertilisation and embryo transfer. (by Livingstone M, Jansen RP, Anderson JC. )
• Toxic effects of oxygen on human embryo development. (by Catt JW, Henman M. )
• Germline passage of mitochondria: quantitative considerations and possible embryological sequelae. (by Jansen RP.)
• Origin and persistence of the mitochondrial genome. (by Jansen RP.)
• Sex, reproduction and impregnation: by 2099 let's not confuse them. (by Jansen RP.)
• The bottleneck: mitochondrial imperatives in oogenesis and ovarian follicular fate. (by Jansen RP, de Boer K.)
• Do alterations in the sex ratio occur at fertilization? A case report using fluorescent in situ hybridization. (by Bowman M, De Boer K, Cullinan R, Catt J, Jansen R.)
• Fertility in older women. (by Jansen RP.)