Assisted Reproductive Technology and Gamete/Embryo-Fetal Origins of Diseases

作者: Yi-Min Zhu , Xiao-Ling Hu , Yan-Ting Wu , Chun Feng , He-Feng Huang

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-7772-9_10

关键词: OffspringPhysiologyLow birth weightSmall for gestational ageReproductive biologyPreimplantation genetic diagnosisFetusPopulationAssisted reproductive technologyMedicine

摘要: Suboptimal intrauterine conditions may produce small for gestational age (SGA), and low birth weight (LBW) babies, that are predisposed to develop cardiovascular metabolic disease in later life [1]. During assisted reproductive technology (ART) treatment, gametes zygotes exposed a series of non-physiological processes culture media with increasing evidence offspring ART have chances being weight. An incidence early-onset hypertension has also been reported the population offspring. It is therefore important understand whether plays any specific role disadvantaging fetus, and, such disadvantage carries long-term consequences.

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