An abnormal number of chromosomes, either too few or too many. Nearly all human body cells usually have a set of 46 chromosomes, while egg and sperm cells have 23.
A timely conversation focused on the bioethical concerns wrapped up in the clinical use of polygenic embryo screening...
Doctors and lawyers got together to discuss the intricacies of the impact of the overturning of Roe v Wade on reproductive healthcare in the USA…
A recent PET event saw a lively discussion of the UK fertility regulator's new ratings system for 'add-ons' to IVF treatment...
The fourth session of the PET 2023 Annual Conference 'Looking to the Law: In the Clinic, in the Lab, in the Court' featured expert speakers in areas of embryo research, fertility counselling, and reproductive medical law...
Removing additional chromosomes, or arms of chromosomes, can stop cancer cells' ability to form tumours...
This PET event explored pregnancy loss in the context of fertility treatment...
Dr Joanne Delange, genetics editor at BioNews, reviews the first of a series of educational books on DNA and genetics aimed at schoolchildren with her nine year old daughter, Sophia...
The Progress Educational Trust, in partnership with the Scottish Government, brought together a group of experts to cut through the hype and jargon and explain the latest developments in genetics/genomics in the context of assisted conception...
Artificial intelligence could be used in future as a non-invasive tool for predicting aneuploidy in embryos new research demonstrates...
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