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What Is An "Embryo Transplant"?

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    Embryo transfer or embryo transplant is the procedure by which an in-vitro fertilised egg is transferred to the uterus of the recipient. It also refers to the technique employed in animal breeding where the embryo is transferred to the recipient female animal's uterus from a super ovulated female one.

    Embryo transplant is now used to give underproductive women a chance to have their own children. However the practice is more common in animal breeding, especially in the breeding of cows.

    The process of embryo transfer in humans involves healthy embryos being placed within the uterus of the subject female in question through a thin tube that passes through the vagina and cervix. In England and New Zealand the practice is to limit the drop to two embryos but several embryos are in certain cases transferred to guarantee pregnancy.
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    Fullon 

    answered 3 years ago

      It is when a fertilized egg is placed inside a suitable and healthy uterus for growth and development.
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      Countvak 

      answered 11 months ago

        It is where a fertilised egg is shoved up in the uterus to a different animal of the same gender fo shizzle my nizzle
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        Guest 

        answered 5 months ago

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