Cell Culture and Care: Entomologists are responsible for the delicate task of culturing and maintaining embryos under laboratory conditions This requires precise control of environmental factors such as temperature, humidity and pH levels and promotes healthy cell growth and development. Through careful monitoring, embryologists evaluate embryological viability and quality, and guide physicians to select the most promising candidates for transplantation

Embryologists specialize: In insemination techniques such as conventional IVF and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) In conventional IVF, embryologists facilitate the union of sperm and eggs in a controlled, whereas in ICSI, a sperm is inserted directly into the egg to produce fertility Ta, has knowledge It will be necessary.

Cell analysis and grading: Using specialized methods of observing cells, cell biologists examine cells for various parameters including cell number, symmetry and division Based on these assessments, cells are classified according to their morphology, and the best embryos are prioritized for transfer. The astute eye and attention to detail of embryologists are crucial in ensuring that embryos can be implanted and conceived with great success

Cryo-Preservation and Storage: Embryologists oversee the process of cryopreservation of excess embryos for future use. This requires careful cryopreservation of the embryos using specialized chemical protection and storage techniques to ensure long-term viability. Embryologists ensure that embryos are stored safely and appropriately, giving couples the option to follow-up or donate embryos for research or other couples if necessary

Quality control and laboratory oversight: Embryologists play an important role in maintaining the quality and efficiency of the ART laboratory. Strict quality control procedures are adhered to to ensure the safety and integrity of gametes and sperm throughout the process. In addition, cytologists are involved in laboratory management tasks such as inventory management, equipment maintenance, and compliance with regulatory standards

The role of embryologists in supporting reproductive technologies is inescapable, shaping the success and outcomes of fertility treatments. At NIRS, our team of dedicated endocrinologists bring expertise, compassion and dedication to every step of the ART journey, offering hope and support to individuals and couples on the path to parenthood. We recognize the tremendous impact of their work and celebrate their commitment to advancing reproductive science and making the dreams of families a reality around the world.