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+ | People have used preimplantation genetic testing for decades to select embryos that do not have genetic issues. Recently, a Californian based startup called, Orchid Bioscience, offers prospective parents genetic testing prior to conception to calculate how likely they will be to pass on genetic issues to their child. This will allow them to identify the healthiest embryos for pregnancy. However, researchers are skeptical about Orchid' | ||
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+ | The PGT process starts with the sperm and the egg being extracted from a male and a female. An embryo is then created via the process of IVF which is basically fertilizing an egg with sperms in a lab. Then some DNA is taken from the embryo for testing while the embryo is frozen while testing of the DNA sample is taking place. If the results are positive, the embryo that is suitable for transfer will be arranged to be placed back into the mother. | ||
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+ | Human egg: https:// | ||
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+ | Human embryo: https:// | ||
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+ | PGT article: https:// | ||
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+ | IVF article: https:// |