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What is embryonic diapause? Is it a complete cessation of development or a progression to mitotic silence? Is it merely a slowed development (as occurs in the roe deer and the honey possum)? All of these characteristics fall under the definition of embryonic diapause, while delayed fertilisation or delayed development before the blastocyst stage do not. This Symposium addressed these questions and many others, but the “Big questions” were “Is diapause due to direct inhibition of the blastocyst by the uterus, or is it due to the lack of an essential signal?” and “What are the intracellular signals that are associated with entry of the embryo into diapause and its reactivation from diapause?”.

Summary of the Third International Symposium on Embryonic Diapause