single gene diseases (pgt m)

How is PGT-M Performed?

PGT-M involves several steps:
1. IVF Process: Eggs are fertilized with sperm in a laboratory setting.
2. Embryo Biopsy: A few cells are extracted from each embryo.
3. Genetic Analysis: The DNA of the cells is analyzed to detect the presence of specific genetic mutations.
4. Embryo Selection: Embryos without the genetic disorder are selected for transfer to the uterus.

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