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Re: Pre-implantation diagnosis and balanced translocationFrom: Adolfo Etchegaray (aetchegaray@arnet.com.ar)Thu Mar 25 20:31:14 1999
Now that someone mentioned the subject of when life begins, I would like to ask the ones involved in fertility which argument do you give people that come to you saying they consider unethical to cryopreserve embryos? I´m interested in developing in that direction so I´d like to hear the opinions of the professionals experienced in that field. I sometimes think that in this kind of issues the end justifies the means. Will it always be necessary to cryopreserve embryos or it´s only a transitory matter of technique efficiency? Thanks in advance
-- Adolfo Etchegaray 6th year medical student aetchegaray@arnet.com.ar Buenos Aires. Argentina ............................................................................ ................................... " I don’t want to achieve immortality through my work . . . I want to achieve it through not dying." Woody Allen
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