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But the ability to generate multiple embryos in the laboratory using multiple eggs and sperm changed all that. Instead of implanting random embryos into the mother, IVF doctors could first analyze the DNA of candidate embryos to make sure they were selecting ones with the healthiest genomes—a practice that’s come to be known as preimplantation genetic diagnosis, or PGD.
A Crack In Creation: A Nobel Prize Winner's Insight into the Future of Genetic Engineering
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