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MACS - new technology

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We propose a new method for selecting spermatozoa based on the magnetic activation of sperm apoptosis (Magnetic - Activated Cell Sorting) of the MACS system. All spermatozoa have a limited lifespan and this process ends with apoptosis (cell death). In sperm, where the process of apoptosis began, a high probability of fragmentation (rupture) of DNA. Such gaps, unfortunately, can not be detected with a microscope (ICSI, PICSI). If apoptotic sperm used to fertilize an egg is more likely that the embryo, sperm oplodotverenny data will be developed is not perfect, or stop its development. Using MACS we can magnetic mark apoptotic sperm that after the sample flow through a special column will remain trapped inside, while the sperm are no signs of apoptosis catch under the column. These "live" spermatozoa without evidence of DNA fragmentation can be used for other methods of treatment: VMI, IVF, ICSI, PICSI.
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