For about 25 years, the birth of baby from frozen embryo

Emma Rane Gibson, born from a frozen baby who has been frozen for a long time

A baby was born from a frozen frozen for 25 years.

Since the launch of IVF, the break between pregnancy and childbirth seems to be the longest possible, said the BBC.

A family in the United States donated the embryo. After a long break, the fetus was conceived as a child and the child was born as a child when the embryo was fertilized.

The name of the healthy baby girl named Emma Ron Gibson. The fetus was placed in the uterus of Tina Gibson by returning to normal conditions in frozen condition in March.

Emma Tina's first child, born in November.

Tina, a former resident of the US state of Tennessee, whose current age was told to CNN on 26, "Do I realize I'm only 25 years old? This embryo could have been my closest friend. "

He also said, "I only wanted a child. I do not care whether it's a world record or not. "

The National Embryo Donation Center, a religion based organization, gave the embryo fertilization. The couple encourages the company to donate their unexpected fetus to those who do not want any additional children. The purpose of this organization is to give other couples the opportunity to become parents.

There is a problem of fertility due to Tina's husband Benjamin Gibson's genetic defect called Cystic Fibrosis. That is why they took the embryo from the company.

Baby Emma came to the womb in 1992. Her mother, Tina, was born one and a half years ago.

After the baby was born, Gibson said, "Emma is a sweet surprise. My idea has become very nice since it has been frozen for years. "

The newborn daughter has no genetic relationship with her parents.