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Nicks are introduced to misdiagnose an abnormal embryo as normal. More than 1, chromosome set in blastomeres88, Although the chro- light microscopy analysis of cycles of PGD-AS have been carried out in one US mosomes are not visualized directly, copy number of stained metaphase chromosomes.
An expensive test of unproved or limited effi- technique is limited to detecting relative imbalance metaphase, when chromosomes cacy might be readily taken up by women who are and, therefore, changes in whole PLOIDY cannot be are shortened and condensed. Future research into the inci- transfer. Improvements in the protocols might shorten which can be stained and dence of individual chromosome aneuploidies in this time and allow the diagnosis and transfer of fresh analysed.
Until now, several ongoing pregnancies and PLOIDY more specific test that uses FISH probes for the most the birth of one healthy child have been reported using The number of sets of common early abnormalities.
Alternatively, other this technique39, Although it is primarily used chromosomes. Comparative genomic hybridization. Although PGD- Embryos could then potentially be tested for serious AS has been shown to improve implantation rate in susceptibility traits loci, such as the breast cancer 1 some patient groups, at present, only a limited subset BRCA1 gene.
Microarrays could also be useful in of chromosomes can be screened using traditional PGD of specific diseases that are severely genetically FISH protocols80, Finally, microarrays could replace portion of the blastomeres in any one embryo giving the metaphase spreads that are now used to assess interpretable results84, At present, tech- Alternative methods for karyotyping, including fus- nical limitations, such as the paucity of material that is ing polar bodies or blastomeres with enucleated human available for hybridization, sensitivity and reliability of oocytes or with bovine oocytes to induce mitosis86,87 the data, and the cost of producing appropriate microarrays are likely to hinder their application in PGD for some considerable time.
Box 3 Regulation of preimplantation genetic diagnosis Conclusions There are substantial differences in the control of preimplantation genetic diagnosis PGD is a sophisticated form of early prenatal diagnosis PGD worldwide These differences are linked to the prevailing attitudes to assisted that is carried out in a few specialized centres.
However, conception, invasive procedures on human embryos and the eugenics of embryo the rapid advances in molecular genetics are likely to selection. It is Fertilisation and Embryology Act According to this Act, and the consequent becoming apparent that the main demand for embryo HFEA Code of Practice15, embryos may only be used for PGD and for research to biopsy will come from infertile patients seeking to develop new diagnostic methods under licence from the HFEA.
The HFEA provides improve their chances of successful IVF treatment and reassurance to the public that PGD is being undertaken only for serious genetic diseases to reduce the risk of conceiving a child with an age- and not for social purposes BOX 2. PGD has only recently been allowed in France, related aneuploidy. Indeed, it is likely that a combina- and then limited to three centres, whereas it is not allowed in Argentina, Austria, tion of approaches will be made possible by the molecu- Switzerland and Taiwan In Germany, only those procedures that are of direct benefit lar examination of the entire chromosome to the embryo can be undertaken The challenge sad history of eugenics.
Although, encouragingly, the future use of PGD is now being will be to regulate the use of PGD technology BOX 3 for debated in the German Parliament, more restrictive legislation is being proposed in medical purposes and to limit or prevent its use for Italy.
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