Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey
Couples who have created excess embryos while undergoing IVF procedures, and who do not wish to transfer those embryos or donate them to another couple may donate the extra embryos to research. The embryos are then used to develop improved laboratory techniques and conditions as well as testing the proficiency of laboratory staff.
Undergoing IVF treatment often results in the production of more embryos than can safely be transferred at one time. These extra embryos are often cryopreserved for future use. In the event that a couple decides that they do not want to proceed with using cryopreserved embryos, these embryos can be discarded, donated to another couple, or donated to research. Embryos that are donated to research are used to identify a group of parameters that have significant predictive value for assisted reproductive technology outcomes. We hope to develop future laboratory techniques as we gain a better kno…
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