Definition: Accessioner (1) is a person who gives birth to or causes an offspring through artificial insemination. (2) Accessioners are usually individuals who use their own sperm, eggs, or embryos to create an embryo that they then transfer into an egg, which in turn develops into a baby. In the context of human reproduction, accessions refer to pregnancies resulting from artificial fertilization. Accessioner can also refer to a medical procedure where an individual’s sperm is transferred into a woman's uterus and the resulting pregnancy results from her own eggs or embryos. Accessions are often performed by gynecologists during fertility treatments. Accessioners have been identified as being involved in many human reproduction techniques, including artificial insemination, assisted reproductive technology (ART), and IVF/IVP. They may also be responsible for introducing genetic material into the offspring of an individual through genetic modification or cloning technologies.

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