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(N/A)       $ZIFT$ Method    $GIFT$ Method        $(1)$ Full name is Zygote Intra Fallopian Transfer.    $(1)$ Full name is Gamete Intra Fallopian Tra

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(N/A)       $ZIFT$ Method    $GIFT$ Method        $(1)$ Full name is Zygote Intra Fallopian Transfer.    $(1)$ Full name is Gamete Intra Fallopian Transfer.        $(2)$ Fertilization occurs outside the body (in vitro) in a laboratory.    $(2)$ Fertilization occurs inside the fallopian tube (in vivo).        $(3)$ The zygote or early embryo (up to $8$ blastomeres) is transferred into the fallopian tube.    $(3)$ The ovum and sperm are collected and transferred directly into the fallopian tube.        $(4)$ It is suitable for women who cannot produce ova but can provide a suitable environment for fertilization and development.    $(4)$ It is suitable for women who cannot produce ova but can provide a suitable environment for fertilization and further development.

Give differences between the $ZIFT$ method and the $GIFT$ method.

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$ZIFT$ Method	$GIFT$ Method
$(1)$ Full name is Zygote Intra Fallopian Transfer.	$(1)$ Full name is Gamete Intra Fallopian Transfer.
$(2)$ Fertilization occurs outside the body (in vitro) in a laboratory.	$(2)$ Fertilization occurs inside the fallopian tube (in vivo).
$(3)$ The zygote or early embryo (up to $8$ blastomeres) is transferred into the fallopian tube.	$(3)$ The ovum and sperm are collected and transferred directly into the fallopian tube.
$(4)$ It is suitable for women who cannot produce ova but can provide a suitable environment for fertilization and development.	$(4)$ It is suitable for women who cannot produce ova but can provide a suitable environment for fertilization and further development.