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    Artificial insemination is a cell fusion from outside the body. It requires fertilization but not mating and is when sperm is collected from the male and inserted into the female’s vagina for fertilization to occur. This procedure of Insemination increases the chance that the sperm will fertilize an egg. It is advantageous in situations where it is costly or difficult to bring the male or female together of if natural conception cannot happen. For example, sperm can be collected from a good, healthy bull in England and be transported to Australia and can be used to impregnate a chosen cow IVF, in virtro fertilisation, is an artificial reproductive organization technology where the fertilization occurs outside the woman’s body. the fertilisation…

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    1.Introduction Artificial insemination (AI), is a procedure often used in livestock production to facilitate and maximize breeding rates. The first official AI was performed on a bitch in 1784. by an Italian physiologist by the name of Lazzaro Spallanzaniand resulted in the birth of 3 puppies (Ombelet & Van Robays 2015). According to Donoghue & Wishart (2000), in commercial avian species, AI has been a significant reproduction since the 1960’s, namely in commercial turkeys due to increasing size…

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    Dairy Cows Essay

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    Dairy cows are an important aspect in almost everyone’s daily life, whether you are a farmer benefiting from their production to live or you are a dairy product consumer. In this essay, we will see some important aspects concerning dairy cow reproduction; before, during and after gestation. Whether by natural means or artificial insemination, it is primordial for the farmer to know when and how long the cow has been in estrus to plan the pregnancies and calving’s. There are many different…

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    incur costs from $1000-$100,000! It is a major expense for those who are seeking to find a way to achieve a priceless experience – having children. In class, we mainly discussed 4 different types of reproductive technology – artificial insemination by donor (AID), in vitro and in vivo fertilization, and surrogacy. Before this lecture, I had not formally researched any of these topics, and had only either minimally heard about it or glanced through an article. In addition, we did not only talk…

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    Ivf Surrogacy Pros

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    Legalizing compensation for surrogate motherhood promotes options for women who remain childless. There are two different types of surrogacy, IVF and traditional surrogacy (Szoke 2). Traditional surrogacy means the introduction of semen into a woman by having sexual intercourse or artificial insemination where the sperm is put into the woman. When a surrogate mother performs this, she will always have a genetic connection to the child. IVF surrogacy stands for In Vitro Fertilization. IVF…

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    marital status or sexual orientation are (Armour, 2012), they could seek help from surrogacy agencies in those places. Surrogacy is an arrangement that a surrogate mother carries an embryo and subsequent birthing of a baby for an intended couple who is unable to conceive babies by themselves. It seems that surrogacy is a solution to create a new member in a family. Although the birth of a baby is believed as a blessed event for families, it could become the beginning of nightmare to children at…

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    substitute mother in place of the natural mother” (Mondal 189-193). Surrogacy can be used for both commercially financial or altruistic reasoning. I personally favor it when it 's used altruistically because the surrogate does it out of the pure kindness of her heart without looking for any gain. Surrogacy is a very broad term because there are such things as gestational surrogacies and traditional surrogacies. The type of surrogacy that I would like to focus on is the traditional type.…

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    Sperm Donation Benefits

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    Many women who are looking to conceive but have a few dilemmas will turn to sperm donation and artificial insemination.You might choose a sperm donor to help when unable to conceive such as a woman who doesn 't have a male partner or a couple experiencing male infertility. Like many things, there are both beneficial and unbeneficial outcomes to sperm donors. Some benefits being that it will help mothers trying to conceive and same sex couples along with the men and women who are serving in our…

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    2.1. Artificial Insemination (AI) : Development of techniques for successful. .freezing of spermatozoa has progressively evolved over the. . Past 60 years (Kucuk et al., 2014). At the starting of 20th century Ivanov started studying on artificial insemination (AI) of sheep’s, where Ivanov’s .studies on extenders and reproduction resulted in the development and the practical application of AI in farm animals, reviewed by (Bohlooli et al., 2012). AI provides. .many advantages to farmers and…

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    in the United States in 1981. The process of in vitro fertilization is a man’s sperm and the woman’s egg are combined in a laboratory dish, where fertilization occurs. After the set of the embryo or embryo’s (two or more) the physician then transfers the embryos into the woman’s uterus. Usually when the transfer is made two to four of the embryos are placed inside of the woman’s womb. After the implant process are concluded the embryo/embryo go on to develop naturally in the mother’s uterus.…

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