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The question is why is the embryo not “fit enough”. One way to increase the chance of success is by making the embryo “more fit”, but that requires an understan
by shash 4y ago
The question is why is the embryo not “fit enough”. One way to increase the chance of success is by making the embryo “more fit”, but that requires an understanding of what that definition of fitness is, and that is what I understand this study is about.
- TEP_Kim_Il_Sung 4y ago
- colechristensen 4y agoThe genetic recombination process often results in failure, shuffling genes around and associated mutations breaks important things and the embryo gets to the point where it can no longer survive. It is sort of the first filter in evolution, surviving the single-cell to infant process.
- nomel 4y agoThis is making an extreme assumption that miscarriages aren't an expected, or required, phenomenon.
- shash 4y agoNo assumptions. Just a different way to study a phenomenon...