For successful embryo transfer, the recipient female should generally have:
Correct answer: D. A reproductive stage closely synchronized with the donor
- A. A uterine cycle several weeks ahead of the donor
- B. A pregnancy older than the transferred embryo
- C. A corpus luteum absent throughout the cycle
- D. A reproductive stage closely synchronized with the donor
Explanation
The recipient's uterus must be at a stage that matches the age and developmental requirements of the transferred embryo. Synchronization allows the corpus luteum and uterine secretions to support implantation and early pregnancy.
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