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 1 Intro,4|   relations through the meeting in vitro of the germ-cells previously
 2  I,4   |        human embryos in vivo or in vitro for experimental or commercial
 3  I,5   |      OBTAINED BY FERTILIZATION 'IN VITRO'?  ~Human embryos obtained
 4  I,5   |          Human embryos obtained in vitro are human beings and subjects
 5  I,5   |           the usual practice of in vitro fertilization, not all of
 6  I,5   |         human embryos obtained 'in vitro' for the sole purpose of
 7  I,5   |           upon embryos obtained in vitro are morally illicit for
 8  I,5   |         human embryos obtained 'in vitro'. In consequence of the
 9  I,5   |         they have been produced in vitro, those embryos which art
10  I,6   |     Techniques of fertilization in vitro can open the way to other
11 II     |            ovum in a test-tube (in vitro fertilization) and artificial
12 II     |  Development of the practice of in vitro fertilization has required
13 II     |  fertilized and then cultivated in vitro for some days. Usually not
14 II     |          The connection between in vitro fertilization and the voluntary
15 II     |         judgment on IVF and ET (in vitro fertilization and embryo
16 II     | destruction of embryos produced in vitro. The present Instruction
17 II (*) |  conception through the meeting in vitro of gametes taken from at
18 II (**)|  conception through the meeting in vitro of the gametes of the spouses
19 II,5   |               5. IS HOMOLOGOUS 'IN VITRO' FERTILIZATION MORALLY LICIT? ~
20 II,5   |           suffering, homologous in vitro fertilization may not constitute
21 II,5   |    positive moral evaluation of in vitro fertilization between spouses.
22 II,5   |           children. ~Conception in vitro is the result of the technical
23 II,5   |          of view to homologous 'in vitro' fertilization. Such fertilization