The conception to birth through assisted reproduction techniques based on the donation of gametes or embryos generates a problem that affects the interests of the subjects involved in the process, such as biological parents (gametes receptors), people born with these techniques and genetic parents (donors of the material). This dilemma arises when the subjects conceived by donation wish to know their genetic origins. As a different aspect from adoption, conflicting interests allow a modulation of the donors' right to anonymity in favor of the subject thus conceived. The desire to know the genetic origin is influenced by the circumstances that surround the conception and the family structure, being a decision that is part of the personal and familiar sphere.... [Leer más...]