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Alternative sources of gametes: reality or science fiction?

1 May 2000

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Although great progress has been made in both the investigation and treatment of infertility, a considerable number of patients still fail to conceive. Spermatogenic failure and/or oocyte ageing appear to be responsible for a large proportion of cases. The use of donor gametes may bring legal, ethical and even social problems of acceptance that can discourage infertile couples from the donor route. Fortunately,...

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PMID: 10783340
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/15.5.988

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