Zika Virus Infection in Assisted Reproduction; Current Scenario and Future Prospects

Aamir Javed^1*, Ashim Roy¹, Muralidhar, T. S.¹ & Ajay Kumar²

¹Centre for R and D in Life Sciences, Biotechnology Research Laboratory, Dayananda Sagar Institutions, S.M. Hills, Kumaraswamy Layout, Bangalore, India
²Department of Biotechnology Faculty of Engineering & Technology, MR International University, Faridabad, India

Aamir Javed, Centre for R and D in Life Sciences, Biotechnology Research Laboratory, Dayananda Sagar Institutions, S.M. Hills, Kumaraswamy Layout, Bangalore, India.

Keywords: Assisted Reproduction; Egg Donation; IVF; Sperm Donation; Zika Virus

Abstract

Rationale of Review
It is well known that Zika infection can be sexually transmitted; there is a potential hazard for malady transmission at a few phases of assisted reproduction. Such plausibility represents a genuine test to couples tightening infertility with regenerative innovations. Here, we talk about what is known with respect to Zika infection contamination concerning sexual transmission and associate this information with later suggestions in the domain of infertility treatment.
Current Verdicts
Zika infection can be transmitted from infected men and ladies through vaginal, oral or butt-centric intercourse. Zika infection RNA has been distinguished in blood, semen, cervical bodily fluid and vaginal liquid. Presently, the Places for Ailment Control prescribes that contaminated men hold up a half year, and infected ladies two months, before endeavoring pregnancy. Conceptive tissue contributors should hold up a half year before giving an example.
Outline
Additionally investigation of Zika infection transmission in various conceptive tissues and foundation of approved testing strategies for viral malady transmissibility are direly required. Conceptive technologists need to build up screening, testing and research center conventions meant to lessen the danger of Zika infection transmission amid helped propagation.

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