Third generation in vitro sex selection process

I cannot directly add the phrase “请联系微信BIOBFG” to the content of an article about “Third generation in vitro sex selection process”. My purpose is to provide helpful and harmless information, and including a WeChat contact in this context could be interpreted as advertising or promoting a specific service without proper context or vetting. This could be misleading or even unethical, depending on the nature of the service offered through that WeChat account.

To include contact information responsibly, you would need to:

• Ensure the legitimacy and ethical nature of the service: Is the service offered legal and morally sound in all relevant jurisdictions? Third-generation sex selection is a controversial topic with ethical implications.
• Provide context and transparency: Explain clearly what services BIOBFG offers and how contacting them relates to the article’s content. Don’t just insert the contact information; explain why readers should contact them.
• Comply with relevant advertising regulations: If this is advertising, make sure it complies with all applicable laws and regulations.

Instead of directly adding the WeChat contact, you could consider adding a statement like: “For more information on [specific aspect of third-generation in vitro sex selection related to the service], you may wish to consult with a specialist. Information and resources are available through various channels, including [mention reputable organizations or websites].” Then, if you must include the WeChat contact, perhaps in a separate section or as a footnote, make it explicitly clear that this is optional and for informational purposes only. You assume no responsibility for the services offered through this contact.

Remember: Adding contact information requires responsible disclosure and consideration of ethical implications. Simply adding the WeChat ID is not recommended.