When couples or hopeful mothers turn to a sperm bank to help them conceive, they’re presented with a slew of choices about their preferences for a potential donor: Brown eyes or blue? What skills are desirable? What is his family medical history?
A Cambridge genetic technology firm is looking to add a new dimension of consideration to that selection process by looking inside of both the woman’s and the potential donors’ DNA for hidden disease risks.
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