Choosing the fate of “remaining” embryos
It's not constantly simple to select whether to save, contribute or dispose of additional IVF embryos.Stephanie Arnett/MIT Technology Review|Adobe Stock This short article initially appeared in The Checkup,MIT Technology Review'sweekly biotech newsletter. To get it in your inbox every Thursday, and check out posts like this very first,register here Over the previous couple of months, I've been dealing with a piece about IVF embryos. The objective of in vitro fertilization is to develop infants by means of a little laboratory work: Trigger the release of great deals of eggs, present them to sperm in a laboratory, transfer among the resulting embryos into an individual's uterus, and cross your fingers for a healthy pregnancy. In some cases it does not work. Typically it does. For the post, ...