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What is meant by in vitro fertilisation?
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30/04/2021 10:41 am
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(i) What is meant by in vitro fertilisation?
(ii) How is it done?
(iii) What name is given to babies bom through this technique?
(iv) What may be the possible reasons for adopting this technique?
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(i) The fertilisation which takes place outside the body of mother is known as in vitro fertilisation.
(ii) The freshly released egg from the mother is taken and kept with the sperms from the father in a test-tube with proper nutritional base at suitable temperature. Fertilisation takes place and after the zygote is about a week old it is transferred to the mothers uterus.
(iii) Babies born under this technique are known as Test-tube babies.
(iv) Possible reasons for adopting this technique are – less number of sperms or blocked fallopian tubes.
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