Question
How is GIFT different from IUI?
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Answer
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GIFT
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IUI
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(i)
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It is an ART, in which the ovum obtained from a female is introduced into the fallopian tube of another female.
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It is an ART, in which the semen of the husband or a healthy donor is introduced into the uterus of a female.
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(ii)
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It is the transfer of a female gamete.
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It is the transfer of male gametes.
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(iii)
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It is done in cases where the female is unable to produce a functional gamete but can provide suitable conditions for fertilisation and embryo development.
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It is done in cases, where the male is unable to inseminate the female or the sperm count is low in the ejaculate.
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