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Non-invasive methods for assessing embryos

¹Department of Biology, University of York, UK.

Human Reproduction (Oxford, England)

|July 1, 1987

Abstract:

Non-invasive methods offer considerable potential in assessing the viability of human embryos conceived by IVF. Their use in diagnosing genetic defects appears to be more limited at the present time, but it would be premature to rule out this possibility.

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