Current Research Options
At this time ReproTech is able to provide the following options for donation to research. Please note that these programs may close for new donations at any time so what is available today may not be available next week.
Note that state laws may prohibit participation.
Current Research Options
At this time ReproTech is able to provide the following options for donation to research. Please note that these programs may close for new donations at any time so what is available today may not be available next week.
Note that state laws may prohibit participation.
Simbryo
Currently accepting euploid (PGT-M/PGT-A tested) embryos graded as 3/4/5/6 AA with no known diseases that are stored in ReproTech’s TEXAS location. This study aims to develop human embryonic stem cell lines used to model and study embryo transfer in order to develop tests and interventions for improving pregnancy outcomes in patients undergoing IVF.
Simbryo websiteCurrently accepting euploid (PGT-M/PGT-A tested) embryos graded as 3/4/5/6 AA with no known diseases that are stored in ReproTech’s TEXAS location. This study aims to develop human embryonic stem cell lines used to model and study embryo transfer in order to develop tests and interventions for improving pregnancy outcomes in patients undergoing IVF.
Simbryo websiteUniversity of Michigan
Currently only accepting preimplantation genetically tested embryos where a genetic defect or abnormality has been identified (PGT-M and/or PGT-A tested). Embryos must not have been created with donor oocytes (eggs) or donor semen. Also potentially infectious embryos will not be accepted as all infectious disease testing results for both donors must be negative or non-reactive. The primary focus of the study is the development of disease-affected human embryonic stem cell lines.
More than 40 scientists are active participants in the Center for hES Cell Research. The research ranges in scope from studies of the fundamental biology of stem cells and the human embryo to understanding the development of all the organ systems in the body to therapeutics and bioengineering of tissues and organs.
ReproTech requires documentation of final disposition, including notarized signatures of our clients. When you are ready to make a donation of your embryos, or if you just have questions, please contact us and we would be happy to explain the process and send you the required form.
Read more about the Center for hES Cell Research programCurrently only accepting preimplantation genetically tested embryos where a genetic defect or abnormality has been identified (PGT-M and/or PGT-A tested). Embryos must not have been created with donor oocytes (eggs) or donor semen. Also potentially infectious embryos will not be accepted as all infectious disease testing results for both donors must be negative or non-reactive. The primary focus of the study is the development of disease-affected human embryonic stem cell lines.
More than 40 scientists are active participants in the Center for hES Cell Research. The research ranges in scope from studies of the fundamental biology of stem cells and the human embryo to understanding the development of all the organ systems in the body to therapeutics and bioengineering of tissues and organs.
ReproTech requires documentation of final disposition, including notarized signatures of our clients. When you are ready to make a donation of your embryos, or if you just have questions, please contact us and we would be happy to explain the process and send you the required form.
Read more about the Center for hES Cell Research program