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Mitochondrial Replacement in the Clinic

6 May 2020

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Mitochondrial replacement is provided in England and Wales to women with mitochondrial disease seeking to have an unaffected child. However, the use of this technique for the treatment of a different condition — infertility — is unproven and yet is being offered at fertility clinics worldwide.

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PMID: 32374967
DOI: 10.1056/nejmcibr2002015

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