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< p > 40-year-old baby tried to get pregnant for & nbsp; nbsp; and & nbsp; nbsp; in the end, researchers attracted her & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; unique procedure with & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp). Usually, one of the & nbsp; nbsp methods is & nbsp; intracytoplasmic in & rsquo; sperm (ICSI), when one sperm cell is introduced into & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp. < P > This method was popular for IVF from the moment of its development in & nbsp; nbsp; 1990s, since in & nbsp; nbsp; cases of male infertility it means that & nbsp; sperm; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; The embryo formed can be implanted in & nbsp; uterus.

< p >An alternative method of egg fertilization, but less accurate and & nbsp; therefore less successful, is & nbsp; mixing eggs with & nbsp; sperm in & nbsp; laboratory dishes. However, intracytoplasmic in & Rsquo; sperm can be unsuccessful due to human errors.

< P > ICSI procedures that & nbsp; nbsp; sperm in & nbsp; nbsp; eggs are manually conducted by qualified embryologists for & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp. Studies have shown that & nbsp; the results of work of embryologists conducting ICSI may vary significantly.

< p >Jacques Cohen with & nbsp; biotechnology company Conceivable Life Sciences in & nbsp; New York told the New Scientist: & laquo; they sometimes get tired and & There are errors that can reduce chances on & nbsp; fertilization and & nbsp; birth & raquo;.

~ < p > with & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; this, Dr. Cohen and & nbsp; his colleagues have developed an apparatus that can perform 23 & nbsp; key steps required for the standard intracytoplasmic procedure & It is then guided by & nbsp; help by artificial intelligence or pressing the button.

< P > The machine uses an artificial intelligence model to select the healthiest sperm for fertilization on & nbsp; the basis of their appearance, and & nbsp; then facilitates sperm sampling, immobilizing them & Then sperm are injected into & nbsp; already collected eggs.

< P > Leading Engineer, Professor Harardisabal-Ruise, said: & laquo; thanks to the SI & nbsp; nbsp; the system autonomously selects sperm and & nbsp; accurately immobilizes their middle part. to & nbsp; in & rsquo; ections & nbsp; & mdash; Performing this fast and & nbsp; accurate process with & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; human capabilities & raquo;.

~ ~ ~ ~ < p > Shi & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; in & rsquo; ryquo; ultimate pipette and & nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp. This type of ICSE system is & nbsp; the only system that automates every step of the microin & Rsquo; rom; and & nbsp; further stages of processing and & nbsp; sperm selection performs artificial intelligence.