If not, artificial insemination and IVF are both viable options.
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Lin Hui eventually got pregnant through artificial insemination in 2009.
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"My Uncle Oswald," Roald Dahl Food, sex and artificial insemination.
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In 2008, Elizabeth became pregnant with their child through artificial insemination.
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"Yes, he's all about artificial intelligence for artificial insemination," Ledgard replied.
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Perhaps Love could have pursued having a baby using artificial insemination.
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This is Tashi's fourth calf and her second born via artificial insemination.
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To most longtime farmers, A.I. stands for artificial insemination, not digital wizardry.
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Whatever over-the-top, outlandish hijinks Jane is going through — Accidental artificial insemination!
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Few bulldogs are able to give live birth or conceive without artificial insemination.
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I agree that your parents should have told you about the artificial insemination.
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Decades ago, my husband and I conceived our two children by artificial insemination.
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So how did the two decide on artificial insemination as the way to go?
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They were sired by Tian Tian, the zoo's male giant panda, using artificial insemination.
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Vivienne was born to O'Donnell's ex-wife Kelli Carpenter in 2002 through artificial insemination.
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"The dolphinarium is not a part of an artificial insemination program," Vestering told Broadly.
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Lisa (whose husband, Phil Snyder, is the mind reader) secretly arranges her artificial insemination.
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The fire came at an inopportune time for the rapidly approaching artificial insemination season.
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In Atlanta, Lun Lun was impregnated by artificial insemination on March 28, the zoo said.
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Bei Bei and his twin, who died shortly after birth, were conceived by artificial insemination.
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For this and other reasons, most of today&aposs turkeys are bred through artificial insemination.
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Well-matched birds cannot be forced to mate, but artificial insemination is also proving effective.
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Apart from being denied the right to adopt children, they are also excluded from artificial insemination.
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Her teacher Ro is in her early 40s and trying to get pregnant via artificial insemination.
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It was the first artificial insemination birth of the species in North America, the zoo said.
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The cult actively engages in abduction, rape and artificial insemination, all in the name of God's science.
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To breed pathogen- and parasite-resistant honey bee stock, we often need to use instrumental (artificial) insemination.
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It is possible to do that, however, without conflating human traumas with the artificial insemination of animals.
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In some cases, artificial insemination is used to pair specific birds thought to be good genetic matches.
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The center plans to use the sperm in its reproductive programs which include artificial insemination and genetics research.
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"Intrauterine insemination (IUI) — a type of artificial insemination — is a procedure for treating infertility," according to Mayo Clinic.
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We didn't know if we could do artificial insemination, and it seemed like a route we could afford.
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Trinity-Leigh was conceived through artificial insemination, after Cross found a sperm donor through Facebook, he told The Sun.
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Anna and Marta, a young lesbian couple, attended the Warsaw protest with their baby son, conceived through artificial insemination.
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We had our kids through artificial insemination because we didn't have sex often enough for me to get pregnant.
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She used credit cards to pay for her failed cycles of artificial insemination and anticipates taking out a loan.
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When [individuals] consider need to use a sperm donor for artificial insemination... they engage in a form of trait selection.
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Shortly before her death, the female turtle, believed to be over 90 years old, underwent her fifth artificial insemination attempt.
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Aaron's retirement was coming up, and if they were to have child through artificial insemination, it needed to be then.
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But this simple check-up results in her becoming pregnant by her teenage crush in an artificial insemination mix-up.
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Things only get more suspect when Mona claims she tracked down the doctor who performed Ali DiLaurentis's forced artificial insemination.
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The bill would repeal sections of existing laws relating to the legitimacy of children born by artificial insemination and surrogacy.
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Instead, I breed our cows through artificial insemination using frozen semen that we keep stored in a liquid nitrogen tank.
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Both were conceived via artificial insemination, giving Durrant and the teams working on the rhino project hope for the future.
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He says the "holy grail" is breeding a perfect bull that sells thousands of straws of semen for artificial insemination.
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The rules I had to follow were those that have long shrouded artificial insemination in the United States in secrecy.
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But the ones I've done artificial insemination with by myself and without physical restraint, they're much more tolerant of other people.
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While having dinner with her close friend, Inez Venus-Contreras, Andrews opened up about attempting artificial insemination six times without success.
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Much captive breeding is done through artificial insemination, and even then we've seen the death of more than one newborn cub.
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Gail Smith, the mating supervisor, was guiding Raymond Mabulac, one of the Filipino workers, on the latest methods of artificial insemination.
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"It took a while before I could train her to stand still and let me do the artificial insemination technique," says Crowe.
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But what happens when a child is born to a lesbian couple in which one of the partners conceived through artificial insemination?
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SeaWorld crossbred whales through forced confinement together or through artificial insemination, creating hybrid whales that don't even exist in the natural world.
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The birth of the baby rhino was especially important because it meant the artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer worked.
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The finance and agricultural ministries on Wednesday asked local governments to free up money that could be used for artificial insemination technology.
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And as far as the artificial insemination I've done with other female cranes, luckily she can't see it, she isn't aware of that.
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The past 60 years have seen this begin to change, first with clinically available artificial insemination and then with in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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"You do the whole process again to try to get as many embryos and eggs as possible," Teigen explains of the artificial insemination.
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The zoo says a female named Amani is also pregnant by artificial insemination and is scheduled to give birth in September or October.
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"You do the whole process again to try to get as many embryos and eggs as possible," Teigen explained of the artificial insemination.
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Mikki gave birth after a nearly 22-month gestation period after she became pregnant through artificial insemination in October 2017, the release said.
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Her day jobs include the artificial insemination of cows, which requires anal penetration up to her shoulders and gentle manipulation of bovine cervixes.
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As genetic testing becomes more widespread, parents are finding that sperm used in artificial insemination did not come from the donors they chose.
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Yarram Herd Services has reportedly been in operation for 20 years, providing herd testing, freeze-branding, consultation, and artificial insemination to local farmers.
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In one, a woman became pregnant through artificial insemination and, after the relationship deteriorated, cut off her former partner's contact with the child.
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And in a growing number of instances, doctors have secretly used their own sperm for artificial insemination, only to be discovered decades later.
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Bulls bred to provide sperm for artificial insemination file past the camera, pumped with so much testosterone that their muscles unnaturally bulge like bodybuilders'.
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"This birth via artificial insemination is a critically important to helping save species like the greater one-horned rhino," the zoo added on Facebook.
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After Harambe was shot and killed, reproductive biologists extracted viable sperm from the mammal for use in programs like artificial insemination and genetic research.
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Always a crowd favorite in Washington, Bei Bei is the offspring of Mei Xiang and Tian Tian and was conceived by artificial insemination (WTOP).
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"There's an [artificial insemination] harness on the crate which means it had just gotten used," she said, referencing the below screenshot from the video.
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The largest dairy farms house thousands of cows, who are repeatedly impregnated (often by artificial insemination) so they can make milk nearly year-round.
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Foden would, too, and he has even volunteered one suggestion for someone who wants to start a business applying artificial intelligence to artificial insemination: Ai.ai.
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Name: Nakai Sex: MaleAge: 14Birthplace: In captivity, September 2001Current location: SeaWorld San Diego Nakai was the first killer whale to be conceived through artificial insemination.
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It turned to artificial insemination using semen from the zoo's 19-year-old male, Tian Tian, when he and Mei Xiang were unable to mate.
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Both Walter Gordy, 37, and Mark Tolson, 36, grew up as only children and were raised by their mothers who had them through artificial insemination.
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Hao Hao was treated early this year by an international team who hope the artificial insemination will see her reproduce with her mate Xing Hui.
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Girls from C Block also end up finding Flores and Nicky during the whole artificial insemination thing in the library and beating them up, too.
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And elsewhere in Ohio, Christa Dias was fired from her job as a computer teacher at a Catholic school after becoming pregnant via artificial insemination.
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One of the most consequential differences between the book and show is that, given its historical setting, the artificial insemination plotline had to be adapted.
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The zoo even resorted to "panda porn" videos here of other pandas mating to encourage Chuang Chuang, but Lin Hui eventually conceived through artificial insemination.
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AID (artificial insemination by donor, which dates back to the 19th century) and IVF (in vitro fertilisation, first used in the 1970s) have become everyday techniques.
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A new rhino mom at Zoo Miami is the only other greater one-horned rhino to successfully give birth after artificial insemination, reports the Buffalo Zoo.
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So five years ago, Hempel and his partner, a woman, decided that he would stop his testosterone injections and start trying artificial insemination with donor sperm.
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So artificial insemination is prohibited, and what has been done naturally in the wild by horses forever becomes a highly choreographed and brief — 15 seconds — encounter.
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Many of them come back with genital injuries that have left them infertile or having to use artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization to have children.
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Paternity tests later confirmed that he had indeed fathered two children using artificial insemination, though one person's results remain unknown, and five siblings were never tested.
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The zoo had been hoping Tian Tian would produce a cub but three attempts at artificial insemination, the most recent last August, have so far failed.
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A change in the law could also affect single women who choose to have children on their own through artificial insemination — either in China or abroad.
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A male southern white rhino calf was born at the zoo on Sunday — the first rhino born at conservation organization San Diego Zoo Global after artificial insemination.
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But gay activists say more remains to be done in Slovenia, where same-sex couples are denied the right to adopt children and excluded from artificial insemination.
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Later, the government enacted legislation that prevents even married couples who are taking steps to undergo artificial insemination from continuing to do so after the husband's death.
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The newborn is making history by being the first successful birth of the species as a result of induced ovulation and artificial insemination, according to the zoo.
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Long before Dolly the sheep or goats engineered to produce silk, Mr. Castro used artificial insemination to combine the Asian Zebu's hardiness with a Holstein's high yield.
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The dolphinarium also claims that they're training the dolphins so that they might collect the sperm for a future artificial insemination program, according to the Netherland Times.
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Technologies such as in vitro fertilization, ovulation-enhancing medicines, egg storage and artificial insemination have been around for decades now, and remain extremely expensive in many cases.
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His appearance nearly derailed her plans to marry Rafael (Justin Baldoni), the father of her child, albeit via an artificial-insemination mistake in the very first episode.
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In 2018 she danced while several months pregnant, in a piece, "Grito Pelao," about her desire to be a mother and her decision to undergo artificial insemination.
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Long before Dolly the sheep or goats engineered to produce silk, Mr. Castro used artificial insemination to combine the Asian zebu's hardiness with a Holstein's high yield.
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When my life-partner and I later met with an infertility doctor, he said we had an 80% chance of getting pregnant after three rounds of artificial insemination.
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He said his bill also would revise existing laws related to surrogacy and artificial insemination to make it easier for gay couples to have children using those methods.
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There are, of course, procedures for those with fertility issues, although the two most common options—in vitro fertilization and artificial insemination—have relatively low levels of success.
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Since making the discovery, Wiley said she has met other men and women who have a "doctor daddy," fertility doctors who used their own sperm for artificial insemination.
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Researchers saved some of the male rhino's genetic material in the hopes of using it for artificial insemination, Elodie Sampere, a representative for Ol Pejeta, has previously said.
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Like many other breeders, Page uses every available technique, including artificial insemination, egg collection, in vitro fertilization and the use of sperm selected to produce only bull calves.
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And a leaked email from 2007 claimed Denise Richards requested some of her ex Charlie Sheen's sperm for artificial insemination, though she later alleged the email was doctored.
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The Villanuevas are a family, but that word extends to include Jane's husband, her unplanned child by artificial insemination, the baby's father, and the baby's father's ex wife.
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They would mix Rowlette's father's sperm with just a small amount of an anonymous donor's sperm to increase the chances of conception, and use this mixture for artificial insemination.
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It's a tricky business determining when a cow is fertile and ready for artificial insemination, and the point — put kind of bluntly — is to keep them pregnant and producing.
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So, he suggested that the couple undergo artificial insemination using a mixture containing 85 percent of Fowler's "genetic material" and 15 percent from an anonymous donor, the suit states.
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Of course, this seems to ignore that if we have the technology to colonize other planets, we probably have the technology for artificial insemination and perhaps an artificial womb.
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In a complaint filed last week, the plaintiffs, all lesbians trying to conceive, also sought damages for the cost of their treatments, including artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization.
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Of course, I asked why, and she just came out with the news that my father was infertile and that both myself and my brother were from artificial insemination.
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Increasing numbers of parents who used anonymous artificial insemination have been discovering years later through genetic tests that the sperm they purchased is not from the donor they chose.
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The doctors told infertile couples seeking artificial insemination that they would use sperm from a medical student, from someone who resembled the husband or simply from an anonymous donor.
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Increasing numbers of parents who used anonymous artificial insemination have been discovering years later through genetic tests that the sperm they bought was not from the donor they chose.
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The press release reports that researchers are optimistic that a northern white rhino calf could be born through various processes including artificial insemination within the next 10 to 20 years.
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He could've tackled gender inequality, or reiterated how disturbing it is that just one actor of color was nominated this year, but instead, he decided to talk about... artificial insemination?
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Zoo Miami is celebrating not one but two major milestones this week: the birth of a Greater One Horned Indian Rhinoceros baby — and the first such birth via artificial insemination.
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A woman's best bet for pregnancy by artificial insemination is through in-vitro fertilization (IVF), wherein a fertilized egg is surgically implanted into the womb which is also hugely expensive.
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The zoo said that once the processes of artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer are perfected on southern white rhinos, they could be used on other endangered species.
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Artificial insemination -- an assisted reproductive technology -- has been used to produce offspring with 60 mammals, including the giant panda, black-footed ferret and Asian elephant, and 35 non-domestic birds.
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As genetic testing becomes more widespread, more parents who used anonymous artificial insemination are finding that the sperm they bought was not from the donor they chose — often decades later.
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Many insurance companies that cover IVF have rules requiring couples to document infertility, or show that they've tried less-expensive options (like artificial insemination) before they'll cover IVF, Dr. Klein says.
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I was part of the first artificial insemination on an orca, in the year 2000; it was on a wild-caught Icelandic orca named Kasatka, and the program grew from there.
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I remember my supervisors telling me we had a moral responsibility to diversify the orca gene pool, and that we were actually caring for the whales by experimenting with artificial insemination.
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When the time was right, Shapiro's mother had told her, her father would rush down from New York, where he worked on the stock exchange, and provide sperm for artificial insemination.
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Each cow was an engine that drove their farms and finances, giving birth to new calves every year or producing embryos through artificial insemination that could be implanted into other cows.
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In the United States, there have been three known tiger pregnancies from artificial insemination in the past 20 years, according to the Minnesota Zoo, which coordinates a Tiger Species Survival Plan.
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After the consultant and her MAFS husband Neil Bowlus failed to find happily ever after together, Role decided she wanted to have a baby on her own and turned to artificial insemination.
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She'd like to get the state to cover maternity leave for the self-employed, and to amend French law to give lesbians and single women the right to conceive through artificial insemination.
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The last three or four years of my career, I fought constantly with management regarding separating mothers from their calves and the intensified artificial insemination program, but nothing I did changed anything.
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Audiences get a closer look at the complexities of the members of the gang as they contemplate the some truly adult milestones: Phoebe's artificial insemination and eventual surrogacy of her brother's children.
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It has a hand in a university, a bank, a seed company, an artificial-insemination outfit, a chicken concern, a driving school and a chain of 530 fashion boutiques—among other things.
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Artificial insemination in France is limited to sterile couples and Gomez-Turri was initially told by the authorities that she could not have the frozen sperm transferred to Spain, where she now lives.
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The paper said there were no complications from the attempted artificial insemination, but that a research team comprised of domestic and international experts would conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of death.
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The little guy, who is so new he has yet to be named, was the first of his species to be born from an artificial insemination procedure that used frozen (and eventually thawed) semen.
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This means that the husband of a birth mother is presumed to be the legal parent of any child born during the marriage, even in cases in which the woman conceives through artificial insemination.
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Artificial insemination and in vitro fertilization are techniques used now to treat the issue, but they're both expensive, and have a high failure rate — in the U.K., 30% of such procedures end up succeeding.
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Thirty-six years ago, Liz sat in that building, the office of fertility doctor Donald Cline, waiting to receive an artificial insemination using an anonymous donor who she was told was a graduate resident.
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Jilian is a product of artificial insemination and physical proof there is more than one way "to help keep the population of clouded leopards in human care genetically healthy," according to the National Zoo.
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" He allowed, cautiously, that "if Tyson shut down their meat-production operations and broke all their artificial-insemination rods and melted them down and turned them into hoes—well, that would get my attention.
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Chuang Chuang was put on a low-carb diet and shown videos of mating pandas, but eventually the zoo resorted to artificial insemination and Lin Hui gave birth in 2009, AFP news agency reported.
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This spin on the telenovela — which airs on The CW first-run — involves a young woman named Jane who is (you guessed it) a virgin but finds herself accidentally impregnated after an artificial insemination mixup.
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The artificial insemination birth is a big deal for the zoo and the southern white rhino, which is classified as "Near Threatened" on the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species.
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The spread of sylvatic plague means the prairie dog population has been low, which has affected other species including North America's only native ferret, which only recovered from near-extinction with the help of artificial insemination.
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The rhino calf, which the zoo referred to as "a tiny tank puppy" on Instagram, is the first successful artificial insemination birth of a southern white rhino in North America, the zoo said in a statement.
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"The hope is that by addressing questions of consent, we will reframe whole industries that rely on the literal rape of nonhumans, like GMO agriculture and the artificial insemination and reproduction of mammalian species," Kronemyer says.
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For 20 years, Yarram Herd Services has provided a range of services including artificial insemination, calf dehorning, and ultrasound pregnancy testing for cattle and dairy farmers in Victoria, Australia, as well as semen for DIY operators.
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But even if it turns out to be male, planning a cross-border turtle tryst, or even a sperm shipment for artificial insemination, would require high-level bilateral collaboration, piles of paperwork and the cooperation of nature.
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And there's also the fact that Berman's product isn't just about churning out orgasms: it's specifically designed to help queer couples experience artificial insemination in the same kind of intimate, loving environment many heterosexual couples take for granted.
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I'd have thought the impregnating of mares by studs, at this level of pedigree, would more reliably be done via artificial insemination, especially given the noted 'performance anxiety' of past champions and the amount of money at stake.
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Champions like these retire to stand at stud, commanding thousands to "cover" or breed with a mare (a thoroughbred must be bred live, rather than through artificial insemination, according to the Jockey Club, which sets race industry standards).
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If ya don't know ... in the very first episode of the show, Jane -- played by Gina Rodriguez -- accidentally gets pregnant via artificial insemination, and the unwitting biological father is her former teenage crush, Rafael -- played by Justin Baldoni.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A giant panda could give birth "at any moment" if her artificial insemination earlier this year was successful, her keepers in a Belgian zoo said on Wednesday, saying they could not be absolutely sure she was pregnant.
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On the other end of the spectrum are products like the Semenette, an anatomically-inspired squirting strap-on made from medical grade materials that's intended to help make the experience of artificial insemination a little more loving and intimate.
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OSAKA, Japan - The world's first penguin conceived through artificial insemination tipped the scales at a healthy 1,210 grams (2.6 lbs) on Wednesday in Japan, where scientists have been working for six years to develop technology to preserve the species.
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I decided to put the cart before the horse, get pregnant on my own through artificial insemination with a sperm donor, and have a baby as a single mom by choice — or what I now call a 'DIY mom.
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"She captured the beauty and the oddity of her experience, and has a real way of capturing the tenderness in our family unit — two lesbian women, a child born of artificial insemination and then two black men," he said.
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"Jane the Virgin," which débuted in 2014, is an extremely loose adaptation of a Venezuelan telenovela in which a poor teen-ager has the ultimate "whoops" pregnancy: she's accidentally impregnated via artificial insemination, then falls for the wealthy bio dad.
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Zacariotti wants to preserve the lancehead by using artificial insemination—which, in his case, involves catching a live, venomous snake, restraining it in a plastic tube, massaging the sperm toward its exit, and using a needle to remove it for future implantation.
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As a good-will gesture, he helped arrange for Hernández's wife—who was in her forties and childless—to become pregnant via artificial insemination, using a vial of Gerardo's sperm that was ferried from the U.S. to a fertility clinic in Panama.
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Ten years later "Baby M", intended for a couple in New Jersey, made headlines when the surrogate changed her mind and sued—unsuccessfully—for custody of the child, who was genetically hers and had been conceived by artificial insemination using the commissioning father's sperm.
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Salah&aposs comments were made in July, when she counselled women to enter bogus, for-cash marriages to get pregnant and then quickly divorce, or to seek artificial insemination using anonymous donors — methods seen as highly objectionable or immoral by Egypt&aposs mostly conservative society.
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Jane The Virgin, the AFI, and Peabody Award–winning dramedy, has followed Jane Villanueva's (played by Golden Globe-winner Gina Rodriguez) telenovela-esque life for three seasons—from her accidental artificial insemination and virgin birth, through a tumultuous who-will-she-choose love triangle.
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Read More: Why Some Animals Try Mating with the Wrong Species Basically, creating a map of the "anatomical landmarks" involved in copulation, to quote Orbach, gives breeders a better understanding of how to stimulate those regions during artificial insemination to enhance the probability of fertilization.
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His father is a career and technical education consultant at Smoky Hill Education Service Center, an educational resources company in Salina, and is a senior partner in 21st Century Genetics, a Salina company that specializes in embryo-transfer and artificial insemination for developing and breeding cattle.
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One book that made important headway into understanding why penises have a bulbous glans at the end—instead of just being a nondescript cylinder, or even a hollow cone of the sort that is used during artificial insemination—is journalist Jesse Bering's Why Is the Penis Shaped Like That?
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Famed chemist Carl Djerassi, best known as the "Father of the birth control pill," envisioned a day when young men routinely froze their sperm and got vasectomies, sex could be just for fun, and babies could be conceived via artificial insemination, whether the couple was fertile or not.
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Rebecca Blanchard, a spokeswoman for the Zoological Society of London, which manages London Zoo, said in an email on Sunday that the vets at the zoo had pioneered artificial insemination for its animals a decade ago, when traditional mating had not been successful for a pair of tigers.
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It's also smartly written, funny and full of heart, thanks in no small part to the glowing performance of Gina Rodriguez as Jane, a young woman who has decided to save her virginity for marriage (don't worry, it's not preachy) but ends up pregnant thanks to an artificial insemination accident.
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We definitely know other [zoos] have tried to pair her, and when we got her, we were told she killed two males who they tried to put with her, and the reason she was sent here is because we can do artificial insemination — but also because we can keep her separate from other cranes.
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Taking the story out of England and bringing it to America has allowed Sittenfeld to draw back the curtains, throw open the windows, and let the air in, along the way lightly touching on such current topics as the cost of health care, artificial insemination, transgender and interracial relationships, and the unreality of reality television.
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Ultimately, my journey to reach a viable pregnancy lasted 4.5 years and it entailed 11 types of medicines, getting 152 total shots, trekking to 45 doctor appointments, undergoing seven procedures (four rounds of artificial insemination, or IUIs, and three rounds of invitro-fertilization, or IVF), enduring two early-term miscarriages and going through a disrupted adoption process.
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That leaves only two females, Najin and Fatu, to represent the subspecies, Over the past two decades, attempts at establishing a sustainable northern white rhino population -- including natural breeding programs as well as artificial insemination -- have been unsuccessful, according to Jan Stejskal, director of communication and international projects at the Dvůr Králové Zoo in the Czech Republic, who was involved in the study.
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In response to this news, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has issued its own statement: "After being hauled from park to park, performing tricks in chemically treated waters for a reward of dead fish, miscarrying a calf and losing another, and enduring forced artificial insemination, Kayla's suffering has come to an end," PETA's executive vice president, Tracy Reiman, said a statement provided to PEOPLE.
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