CASE DISCUSSION
The Genetics of Embryo
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Case Description
Embryo genetics is a fascinating field of study that seeks to understand the genetic basis of human development from conception to birth. In this webinar, we will explore the latest research on embryo genetics and its applications in assisted reproduction, genetic counseling, and prenatal...
Case Summary
- The presentation emphasizes the crucial role of embryogenetics in successful embryology, discussing how genetic factors in sperm and oocytes contribute to embryo quality. Genetic abnormalities can lead to miscarriages or abnormal babies, posing challenges for embryologists aiming to produce healthy offspring. Mutations in fertility have increased significantly in recent decades, impacting fertility rates globally.
Speaker Profile
Dr. Chandan N.
Clinical Embryology Scientist, Director Lanka institute of Embryology and Andrology Training, Colombo Scientific Director for Aikya Fertility center and Aikya Embryology Training, BangaloreDr. Chandan N. is a Clinical Embryology Scientist and a leading expert in the field of reproductive medicine and assisted reproductive technologies. He serves as the Director of the Lanka Institute of Embryology and Andrology Training, Colombo, where he is involved in advanced training and research in embryology. He is also the Scientific Director at Aikya Fertility Centre and Aikya Embryology Training, Bangalore. With extensive experience in clinical embryology, he focuses on improving IVF outcomes and laboratory standards. He is actively involved in academic training, capacity building, and advancing reproductive science practices internationally.
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