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Sex Preselection

Science, 1974
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Sex Preselection

Fertility and Sterility, 1984
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Male sex preselection through sperm isolation

Fertility and Sterility, 1982
F J, Beernink, R J, Ericsson
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PRESELECTIVE SEX DETERMINATION

Medical Journal of Australia, 1977
Preselective sex determination in ten consecutive pregnancies has been achieved by means of strict control over timing and technique of coitus which was combined with acidic or alkaline douching. Eight female and two male babies were born.
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8. Sex Preselection

1982
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The Fear Of Sex Preselection

International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 1989
Analyse des problemes ethiques poses par la preselection du sexe des enfants grâce a l'ingenierie ...
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Alternative strategies of fetal sex diagnoses and sex preselection

Biodemography and Social Biology, 1984
Abstract Motives for sex control include avoidance of sex‐linked disease and realization of preferred sex compositions of children. Currently, the only wholly effective means of sex control is diagnosis of fetal sex by mid‐trimester karyotyping of amniotic fluid cells followed by corrective abortion when diagnosis is adverse.
S E, Findley, R G, Potter, T W, Findley
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The Effects of Sex Preselection on the Sex Ratio of Families

Journal of Heredity, 1991
Advances in the potential for couples to predetermine the sex of their children will have significant consequences for many aspects of society. Among the likely demographic impacts are changes in both population size and the sex ratio. The aim of this article is to assess the effects of sex preselection on the sex ratio of families. The expected family
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Preselecting the sex of offspring: Technologies, attitudes, and implications

Social Biology, 1979
Abstract Several techniques for preselecting the sex of offspring are available now or will be in the near future. Although hundreds of studies indicate that sons are desired by the overwhelming proportion of persons asked, few studies ask whether preselecting of sex of offspring ought to be made available generally, as the technologies become ...
S F, Hartley, L M, Pietraczyk
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Sons and daughters — a sex preselection study

Medical Journal of Australia, 1985
A study designed to check the feasibility of a modified Shettles' sex selection technique was carried out in 73 women over four years. The results did not show a statistically significant difference from the sex ratios which resulted from uncontrolled intercourse.
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