Uk nods for three parent ivf
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British MPs voted in favour of three parent IVF technique which allows involving DNA from three people.United Kingdom is the first country to allow such technique. After 90 minutes of emotional discussion, parliament voted 382 to 128 in favour of this technique. for more information: Dr.Samit Sekhar www.kiranivfgenetic.com Email:info@kiranivfgenetic.com Cell : +91-994-817-5768.
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