The answer of the question no 1 is-
PGD ( preimplantation genetic diagnosis) is a technique (performed before the transfer of embryos to a female during an in vitro fertilization or IVF procedure) used to detect genetic defects in the embryos( that is created during an IVF procedure).
The advantages that PGD offers over genetic testing of the fetus are as follows-
1. PGD helps to identify the embryos that contain genetic defects or any disease causing gene. Thus, it gives the doctors an opportunity to eliminate those defective embryos and thus only healthy embryos can be transferred to the uterus of a female during IVF.
2. With the help of PGD, the couples who are the carriers of any genetic disorder can reduce the risk of passing the disease causing gene to their child. Thus, they can have a normal healthy (neither affected nor the carrier) child.
3. PGD allows the doctors to transfer the healthy embryos to the uterus of a female during IVF. Thus, PGD helps to improve the difficulties of a successful pregnancy.
1.what advantage does PGD offer over genetic testing of the fetus? 2. PGD is used primarily...
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