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Sai Kiran Hospital - Dr.Samit Sekhar, Email:info@kiranivfgen

Advanced Embryo Selection (AES) is a term used to describe a genetic test carried out on IVF embryos prior to transfer. AES does not diagnose any specific diseases but looks more generally at the genetic makeup of the embryo. For more contact : www.kiranivfgenetic.com Email:info@kiranivfgenetic.com Cell : 91-994-817-5768

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Sai Kiran Hospital - Dr.Samit Sekhar, Email:info@kiranivfgen

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  1. Advanced Embryo Selection www.kiranivfgenetic.com

  2. AES • Advanced Embryo Selection (AES) is a term used to describe a genetic test carried out on IVF embryos prior to transfer. AES does not diagnose any specific diseases but looks more generally at the genetic makeup of the embryo. www.kiranivfgenetic.com

  3. In order to understand genetic testing of embryos we have to first grasp some basic cell biology; each cell in the body has 46 CHROMOSOMES, except eggs and sperm which have 23 each. The egg and sperm combine to give the offspring a total of 46 chromosomes - half from the egg and half from the sperm. Each chromosome has many genes, or instructions, its length. The genes control characteristics like the hair or eye colour of your baby. www.kiranivfgenetic.com

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  5. CGH • CGH is a genetic test of eggs and embryos. It offers much more precise information than standard genetic testing has in the past. During CGH testing all chromosomes including X and Y are analysed and compared to a sample of “normal” DNA. The embryonic DNA is labelled green and the normal DNA is labelled red. www.kiranivfgenetic.com

  6. THANK YOU www.kiranivfgenetic.com

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