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REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES By Tiffany Crain & Rosemary Hébert

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REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

By

Tiffany Crain

&

Rosemary Hébert

OVERVIEW• Infertility and Subfertility

- Male Infertility- Female Infertility- Infertility Tests

• Assisted Reproductive Technologies- Donated Sperm – Intrauterine Insemination- A Donated Uterus – Surrogate Motherhood- In Vitro Fertilization- Gamete and Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer- Oocyte Banking and Donation

• Extra Embryos- Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis

• Quiz• References

INFERTILITY & SUBFERTILITY• Infertility is the inability

to conceive a child after a year of frequent intercourse without contraceptives.

• Subfertility means the couple can conceive but it takes longer.

• 30% M, 60% F• 1:6 couples has difficulty

conceiving children

MALE INFERTILITY• Easier to detect but harder to

treat than female infertility.• 1:25 men is infertile.Causes:• <120 million sperm• Hormone imbalance

• IgA antibodies cover sperm

• Varicose vein on the scrotum

• Sperm quality and motility

FEMALE INFERTILITY

• Erratic ovulation• Blocked uterine tubes• Endometriosis• Pituitary or ovary tumors• Pelvic inflammatory

disease• Antisperm secretions• Age

INFERTILITY TESTS

• Males are tested first; sperm are checked for number, motility, and morphology.

• Women are examined to see if reproductive structures are functioning.

ASSISTED REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES (ARTs)

• From non-donor, donor, fresh or frozen

• In the US, 1:4 million births are from ARTs

• 0.4% of single and 16% of multiple births

DONATED SPERM(INTRAUTERINE INSEMINATION)• Doctor puts donated

sperm in woman• $125 or $3,000 if woman

needs fertility assistance

• Seminal fluid washed from sperm

• Donor selection possible

A DONATED UTERUS (SURROGATE MOTHERHOOD)

• A surrogate can carry a baby

• She can also be the biological mother

IN VITRO FERTILIZATION (IVF)• “Fertilization in a glass”• Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)• $6,500-$15,000 per attempt at a 29% success rate• Problems of passing on infertility

IN VITRO FERTILIZATION• IVF embryos can be stored in liquid nitrogen

and thawed for later use.

GAMETE INTRAFALLOPIAN TRANSFER (GIFT)

• Several oocytes are removed & the man gives a sperm sample

• Sperm and oocytes are deposited together in the woman’s body where fertilization will take place

• The sperm and the oocytes are deposited past any obstruction that might be blocking traditional methods of fertilization

PREIMPLANTATION GENETIC DIAGNOSIS (PGD)

WHAT TO DO WITH THE EXTRA EMBRYOS

• Store them• Discard them• Donate for research • Donate to other infertile couples

QUIZ

• What’s the difference between GIFT and ZIFT?• Who is checked first males or females? Why?• What’s the difference between infertility and

subfertility?• According to the table provided which form/s of

ART has the highest success rate? Why might this be?

• Based on the information presented if you had fertility problems which reproductive technology would you choose?

REFERENCESDATA:• Lewis, Ricki. Human Genetics: Concepts and Applications. McGraw-Hill, NY, 2007.

IMAGES:• Center for Genetic Education (February 04, 2004) Preimplantation genetic diagnosis [PGD]. Retrieved March 10, 2006 from

Google http://www.genetics.com.au/factsheet/16.htm • College of social sciences University of Hawai’i at Manoa (Spring 2004) Zygote Intrafallopian Transfer [ZIFT] Retrieved March

8,2007 from yahoo http://www.acfs2000.com/picts/zift.gif• RAND Law & Health Research Brief (2003) Retrived Marxh 10,2007 from Google

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