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preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) Genetic diagnosis of an IVF embryo before embryo transfer. Made possible by removing one or two cells of the embryo (embryo microbiopsy). Typically performed on day 3 of embryo development in vitro, at the 8-cell stage, prior to compaction, or on day 5, as an expanding blastocyst. See also fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH), comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) and polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
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preimplantation genetic diagnosis a group of techniques used to detect genetic anomalies in embryos before transferring them into the uterus in the IVF process
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preimplantation genetic diagnosis In conjunction with IVF, where a recognised practitioner removes one or two cells from an embryo, for those cells to be tested for specific genetic disorders/characteristics before embryo transfer takes place.
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preimplantation genetic diagnosis A method of testing IVF embryos for chromosomal or genetic disorders before they are transferred to the uterus; typically one or two blastomeres are removed for genetic testing at about the 8-cell stage of embryonic development.
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preimplantation genetic diagnosis A technique that involves examination of the chromosomes contained in the polar body, taken from an egg, or a blastomere from a developing embryo. Using a special technique, scientists and geneticists look for genetic abnormalities that can affect embryo implantation, contribute to miscarriage or cause genetic disease in offspring.
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