A practitioner meeting the criteria mentioned in articles R. 2142-10 and R. 2142-11 working in a medical biology laboratory authorised for the activities mentioned in c and d of 2° of article R. 2142-1 ensures that the results of the biology tests carried out on the person donating gametes do not reveal any of the risks mentioned in article R. 1211-25.
These tests must have been carried out at least six months after the date on which the gametes likely to be donated were frozen.
Where the results of one or more of the examinations mentioned above indicate a risk of transmission of an infectious disease, the gametes may not be donated.
The practitioner mentioned in the first paragraph will also enquire about the personal and family history of the persons concerned and the current clinical data that he/she deems necessary to collect. In the light of this history and clinical data, he will arrange for any additional examinations he deems necessary.
Gametes may not be donated where there is a potential risk of transmission of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease or other sub-acute spongiform encephalopathies. The criteria or history giving rise to suspicion of the existence of this risk are specified by the order referred to in articles R. 2142-24 and R. 2142-27.