A Simple One-Step System Enhances the Availability of High-Quality Sperm for Assisted Reproductive Procedures
Sam Prien,
Trinity Moseley,
Nirvika Singh-Sharma
et al.
Abstract:Over the last forty years, in vitro fertilization, which has expanded to assisted reproductive technologies (ART), has gone from an experimental procedure to the mainstay of infertility treatment. A technique that once made news with each birth is now responsible for 2% -3% of the babies born in several nations of the world. This has happened due to significant advances in hormone therapies, culture techniques, and the specialization of equipment designed to support oocytes and embryos. However, for all the ad… Show more
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