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Embryo biopsy and development: the known and the unknown

29 Aug 2017

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Preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) has been introduced in clinical practice as a tool for selecting 'healthy' embryos before their transfer in utero. PGD protocols include biopsy of cleaving embryos (blastomere biopsy (BB)) or blastocysts (trophectoderm biopsy (TB)), followed by genetic analysis to select 'healthy' embryos for transfer in utero. Currently, TB is replacing the use of BB in the clinical...

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PMID: 28851825
DOI: 10.1530/rep-17-0431

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