These subtle changes in the structure of the genome often cause infertility and miscarriages. Early diagnosis and the use of this technology during in vitro fertilization will help couples conceive and give birth to a healthy child and minimize the risk of transmission of genetic diseases, the press service noted.
According to the developers, the technology is extremely sensitive and can be used to analyze various biomaterials such as blood and embryos. It is important to note that this is the first technique in the world adapted for the study of embryo samples.
The scientists also plan to further develop the technology and seek industrial partners who will make the method more accessible and scalable, including the creation of a robotic station for embryo analysis.
Source: Ferra
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