Understanding Cryopreservation Success Rates in ART Labs
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Background
Cryopreservation is a process which is used to store biological materials like cells, organelles, tissue by freezing at low temperatures for an extended period. Different freezing strategies are used to cryopreserve biological materials for long term and slow down any metabolic processes which may damage it. Success rates in Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) Labs depend on efficiency of cryopreservation processes, for potential future use of gametes and embryos. An efficient cryopreservation strategy will result in improved implantation rates and successful pregnancies.
Learning Outcome (LO)
- LO #1: Analyze publicly available data from online databases like PubMed to compare success rates of cryopreserved eggs, sperm and embryos from IVF centers.
- LO #2: Visualize data using infographics to compare efficiency based on strategy, duration, age and other parameters using statistical tools.
What is on offer?
- 1-on-1 sessions with Ph.D. Scholars
- Supervision and Guidance from Global Faculty
- Assistance in Publishing Research