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Dear IVF.net subscriber,

Welcome to the latest issue of IVF News.

IVF News

IVF news story The Institute for Reproductive Sciences – a new centre for cutting-edge research into causes of infertility and assisted reproduction techniques such as IVF – has opened on the Oxford Business Park in Cowley.
Dr Kevin Coward 21 January 2010
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Scientists have found that the Y chromosome is evolving more quickly than any other part of the human genetic code. In the first comparison of human and chimpanzee Y chromosomes, a team from the Whitehead Institute, Massachusetts, US, found that the two differ dramatically in structure and gene content.
Rose Palmer 20 January 2010
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A 59-year-old British woman who conceived her two-year-old daughter by IVF (in vitro fertilisation) has faced criticism after saying she wants more children.
Dr Vivienne Raper 20 January 2010
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Researchers in Switzerland have unravelled part of the mystery of dormant endogenous retroviruses (ERVs) found in our DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) which, if woken, 'multiply, induce innumerable mutations' and kill embryos at an early stage of development, as reported by the publication Scientific Computing.
Sarah Guy 20 January 2010
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DR.AMIT GUPTA 20 January 2010
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IVF Jobs

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# Position Closing Date
1 Experienced Embryologist
Assisted Conception Unit
London, United Kingdom
 12 February 2009
2 Fertility Nurse Specialist
Fertility Solutions Sunshine Coast & Bundaberg
Nambour, Australia
 5th February 2010
3 European Technical Application Scientist
Irvine Scientific
Newtownmountkennedy, Ireland
 
4 Fertility Nurse
CRM London
London, United Kingdom
 15th February 2010
5 Experienced Clinical Embryologist
The London Bridge Fertility, Gynaecology and Genetics Centre
London, United Kingdom
 January 31st 2010
6 Senior Embryologist - Full time 37.5 hours per week
CARE fertility
Northampton, UK
 1st February 2010
7 Trainee Embryologist - Clinical Scientist Graduate Trainee
Salisbury Fertility Centre
Salisbury, United Kingdom
 8th February 2010
8 Embryologist
The CHR
New York, United States
 
9 Embryologist
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
Manhattan, United States
 open
10 Consultant Gynaecologist with Specialist Infertility Training
The Kilkenny Clinic
Kilkenny, Ireland
 


Resumes

<< Add your resume/CV here >>

# Title Country Photo
1 Zankruti Parmar
Clinical Embryologist / Freelance Embryologist
India
 "To become an embryologist and provide services in setting up clinics, starting new techniques and help in refining current embryology practices."
2 kusum sharma
embryologist
India
 "becomes an embryologistand provide services in clinics and refining current embryology practcs,and my career objective have been aimed at working honestly diligently and sincerly and making creative contribution"
3 eva ulehlova
SENIOR EMBRYOLOGIST/ 18 YEARS of IVF EXPERIENCE
United States
 "18 years of IVF LABORATORY EXPERIENCE-senior embryologist/willing to travel anywhere"
4 Charles
Trainee Clinical Embryologist (weekend)
United States -
 "I am looking for a (weekend) part-time job in local area (preferred in Baltimore or Washington DC area in Maryland, United States) as a trainee Clinical Embryologist."
5 Eric Roth
Embryologist
United States -
6 Remah Kamel
IVF/ Obstetrics & Gynaecology Consultant/Researcher/Academic Teacher.
United Kingdom
 "I am a skilled Obstetrician and Gynaecologist with more than 15 years experience in University and Tertiary Hospitals. My main goal is to contribute and add to the success achieved by the Obstetrics and Gynaecology Department with participation in medical education and teaching activities."
7 nirja joshi
embryologist
India -
 "resume for job"
8 Deepti Tiwari
embryologist
United States
 "As a highly motivated embryologist, I am seeking for a long-term opportunity where I can enhance my skills, while being a value added member of the team."
9 Stephen Akar
Trainee Embryologist
Nigeria -
 "To join a highly challenging IVF Centre in order to work effectively as Embryologist"
10 Ahmad Abu Maizer
Senior Clinical Embryologist
Jordan
 "I plan to obtain an embryologist position or other positions related to embryology in which I would be able to apply my existing skills in a research or clinical setting, as well as learning and perfecting new skills."

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IVFMail

<< Add your questions here >>

# Title Date Added Replies
1 oocyte denudation 22 January 2010 0
hey!! I am currently having problems in oocyte denudation. I usually rely on chemical (hyaluronidase) and mechanical (moving from large stripper tip diameter to smaller one); but sometimes after moving the oocytes from hyaluronidase in order to complete the mechanical mechanism, they stick to each other and the cumulus become very hard. So they can't be aspirated with a stripper and i rely on syringes tips to release the eggs. How can i use syringes without touching the eggs? is there any specific technique? because sometimes the eggs become dead.
ingred
2 retained embryos 20 January 2010 1
what could be the possible reason for retained embryos after the transfer, we came across this event in few successive procedures which is othervise an extremely rare event in our IVF/ICSI-ET programme.
Alok Teotia



Replies

Re: Retained embryos
Dear Alok,

Do you do U/S guided ET or a blind ET ? Is the person performing ET the same ? Is it that the embryos are retained at first attempt and then they go smoothly at next try ? Have you changed anything at your end recently such as - catheter, loading etc ? Anything else that is changed ?

I think you might have addressed all such things. Plz detail.
Sanjay Shukla


 

 



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