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GIFT differs from ZIFT in what fundamental way regarding the stage of development transferred into the fallopian tube?

  • A GIFT transfers a developing embryo directly; ZIFT instead transfers a fertilized zygote
  • B GIFT transfers gametes (ovum and sperm); ZIFT transfers the zygote
  • C GIFT transfers a developing blastocyst stage; ZIFT instead transfers an early morula stage
  • D GIFT transfers sperm cells alone; ZIFT instead transfers an already fertilised egg cell

Correct answer: B. GIFT transfers gametes (ovum and sperm); ZIFT transfers the zygote

Explanation: GIFT (Gamete Intrafallopian Transfer) transfers unfertilised gametes (ovum and sperm) into the fallopian tube for in vivo fertilisation, whereas ZIFT transfers the already fertilised zygote into the fallopian tube.

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