M. Snow

Fertility of mice following receipt of ovaries slow cooled in dimethyl sulphoxide or ethylene glycol is largely independent of cryopreservation equilibration time and temperature.

M. Snow, S. Cox, G. Jenkin, 2003, Reproduction, fertility, and development.

Comparison of the effects of in vitro and in situ storage on the viability of mouse ovarian tissue collected after death.

M. Snow, S. Cox, G. Jenkin, 2001, Reproduction, fertility, and development.

Xenotransplantation: a tool for reproductive biology and animal conservation?

M. Snow, S. Cox, J. Shaw, 2004, Theriogenology.

Cryopreservation of mouse ovarian tissue following prolonged exposure to an Ischemic environment.

M. Snow, S. Cox, G. Jenkin, 2001, Cryobiology.

Offspring produced from heterotopic ovarian allografts in male and female recipient mice.

M. Snow, S. Cox, G. Jenkin, 2004, Reproduction.

Generation of Live Young from Xenografted Mouse Ovaries

A. Trounson, M. Snow, S. Cox, 2002, Science.