THE CLINICAL APPROACH OF OPTIMISING CULTURE SYSTEMS HAS BEEN CHANGED OVER TIME.
During 1970’s Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards, introduced Assisted Reproductive Technique(ART) in Humans. Ever since then in-vitro fertilisation has been ...
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Provide a detailed account of the factors that may cause a male patient to present with suboptimal semen characteristics in comparison to a fertile man with an IVF quality ejaculate.
In Advanced Reproductive Technologies (ART), it is necessary to consider random semen analysis while considering infertility cases. Abnormalities in sperm ...
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Molecular biology methods have revealed a number of events that are unique and essential to mammalian preimplantation development. Analyse and evaluate this statement with respect to: i) the patterns of gene expression; ii) epigenetic programming.
Reproduction in mammals is a complex yet unique phenomenon of producing young ones. In Mammals, successful implantation of the embryo ...
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GENETIC FACTORS THAT CAN CAUSE INFERTILITY IN HUMANS AND GENETIC SCREENING OF ART PATIENTS USED TO DIRECT FERTILITY TREATMENT.
According to World Health Organisation (WHO) , Infertility is a disease of the reproductive systemdefined by the failure to achieve ...
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Using named examples of human genetic disorders, explain how prenatal screening and diagnosis can be used to assess foetal health. In your answer, provide a detailed account of the various techniques that are used and evaluate how accuracy and detection have been improved.
Almost 3- 5% of the infants worldwide are born with birth defects and genetic abnormalities. Among them, chromosomal abnormalities are ...
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Describe the different methods that are used for the generation of human embryonic stem cells and how these cells can be useful for research purposes and medical application? In your answer include an account of any problems you perceive in using these cells for medical application in humans.
The first successful isolation and generation of HESC was done in 2000 , by Thomson and coworkers , Reubinoff and ...
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Molecular Mechanism for Implantation.
Recurrent Implantation Failure (RIF) is considered to be an implantation failure for those women who have undergone three or more ...
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THE CLINICAL APPROACH OF OPTIMISING CULTURE SYSTEMS HAS BEEN CHANGED OVER TIME.
During 1970’s Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards, introduced Assisted Reproductive Technique(ART) in Humans. Ever since then in-vitro fertilisation has been ...
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Detail the microorganisms that can contaminate IVF cultures, their possible routes into the system and how they are: (i) recognised (ii) tested for and (iii) eliminated.
There is no ART(IVF) laboratory setup with 100% sterile environment, but ensuring contamination free environment to work is crucial and ...
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A detailed understanding of the paracrine, endocrine and molecular mechanisms regulating follicle and oocyte growth and maturation in vivo are critically important for the production of high -quality oocytes for use in vitro during assisted conception treatment.
The mechanism involved in the release of the hormones through each gland has an important influence on regulating the functions ...
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