Category Archives: Embryology

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Embryology - Skeletal system 1 Lab.1 of the 2nd course of embryology. Embryology of the skeletal system presented by Dr. Haider Jawad. 2nd Course 2014-2015. 2nd Stage .. Al-Nahrain Medical... By: Al-Nahrain Medical College … Continue reading →

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Embryology - Skeletal system 2 Lab.1 in the 2nd course of embryology. Abatomy of the newborn skull presented by Dr. Haider Jawad. 2nd Stage .. Al-Nahrain Medical College. By: Al-Nahrain Medical College … Continue reading →

MANIPAL: Dr Mats Brannstrom, who pioneered the world's first conception and delivery following womb transplantation will attend the two day international Symposium on "Fertility Preservation" organised by division of Clinical Embryology of Kasturba Medical College, Manipal University from February 28. Fertility preservation is a sub-specialty within the field of Human Reproductive Biology and Infertility. Specifically, it is focused on helping persons of reproductive age who are about to undergo cancer treatment or other toxic therapies which may affect sperm and egg quality, eventually resulting in infertility. Eminent clinicians and scientists from top universities and research institutes of Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden and Scotland will participate in the meeting along several Indian experts who are working on various issues related to fertility preservation. "This focused symposium will offer a great opportunity to learn and discuss how fertility preservation can benefit cancer affected children and young adults," said Dr Ramnarayan K, Vice Chancellor of Manipal University. The conference will be inaugurated by the Pro Vice Chancellor of Manipal University Dr H Vinod Bhat at 10.40 am at Dr TMA Pai Hall, KMC Manipal. Well-known fertility expert and a Padmashree awardee Dr Kamini Rao will be the guest of Honour. Stay updated on … Continue reading →

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Legislation permitting the creation of babies from the DNA of three people has passed the House of Lords -- the final obstacle preventing it from becoming law. The amendments to the 2008 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act were approved in the House of Lords by a majority of 232, following approval in the House of Commonsin early February. That means the UK is now the first country in the world to approve laws permitting the modified version of in-vitro fertilisation, which can prevent babies inheriting genetic diseases due to defects in cellular structure. In some people, dysfunctional mitochondria-- the section of bodily cells that converts food into energy -- mean that the body can't produce enough energy for vital functions like the heart and brain. These structures are only passed down from the mother. The new IVF technique allows for the donation of biological material from a second woman. By replacing the unhealthy mitochondria of the mother with healthy mitochondria from a donor, a healthy baby can be born with 99.9 percent of the DNA of its parents, and 0.1 percent of the DNA of the donor. The next step will be to develop regulations for the safe implementation of … Continue reading →

Behind the scenes: what goes on in the embryology lab? City Fertility Centre Gold Coast Embryologist Sue Watson gives you a sneak peek into the embryology lab and tells us why talking and listening to patients is so important to her. Watching th... By: City Fertility Centre … Continue reading →

GETTY After more than three hours of debate, the House of Lords this evening voted to approve an amendment to the 2008 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act. The amendment will permit the use of controversial procedures, aimed at preventing serious inherited mitochondrial diseases. The treatment called mitochondrial transfer has also become known as "three-parent" in vitro fertilisation (IVF). This is because the babies, born from genetically modified embryos, would have DNA from a mother, a father and from a female donor. It is designed to help families with mitochondrial diseases, incurable conditions passed down the maternal line that affect around one in 6,500 children worldwide. A spokesperson for the Department of Health said: "Parliament's decision will bring hope to hundreds of families affected by mitochondrial disease. "We are proud to be the first country to allow these revolutionary techniques. "For the first time ever, women who carry severe mitochondrial disease will have the opportunity to have healthy babies without the fear of passing on devastating genetic disorders." Critics have pointed out no clinical trial has taken place to show conclusively that the treatments are safe in humans. The rest is here: House of Lords set to vote of three-parent babies … Continue reading →