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Human Skin Cells Turned Into Fertilisable Eggs For First Time
Scientists said Tuesday they have turned human skin cells into eggs and fertilised them with sperm in the lab for the first time -- a breakthrough that is hoped to one day let infertile people have children.
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Breakthrough As Australian Scientists Produce Kangaroo Embryos Using IVF For First Time
It's the first time a kangaroo embryo has been produced by injecting a single sperm cell into an egg.
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Men's Eggs, Women's Sperm: Stem Cell Science May Change How We Reproduce
It may soon be possible to coax human skin cells into becoming functional eggs and sperm using a technique known as "in vitro gametogenesis". This involves the creation (genesis) of eggs and sperm (gametes) outside the human body.
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Study Links High Mobile Phone Use To Low Sperm Count In Men
The radiofrequency electromagnetic fields are greatly reduced when texting, downloading large files, and streaming audio and videos.
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Synthetic Mouse Embryo With Developed Brain Grown Using Stem Cells
Scientists have developed synthetic mouse embryos from stem cells. The model embryos feature beating hearts and even foundations for the brain and other organs of a mouse's body. The achievement is likely to help researchers unravel why some embryos successfully develop into a foetus while others fail to do so.
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First-Ever 'Synthetic Embryo' Developed Entirely Using Stem Cells From Mice
Stem cells can be used to create a "synthetic embryo" without using a sperm, eggs, or a womb, according to scientists. Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science were able to create an artificial embryo using only stem celll from mice. These synthetic embryos grew normally until day 8.5 when the early organ progenitors are formed such as hear...
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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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Up Your Zinc Intake To Boost Fertility During COVID-19 Pandemic, Finds New Study
Zinc has beneficial effects as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent, and could prevent or mitigate the damage in the egg and sperm cells that result from the body's immune reaction to the virus, believe experts.
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Heat Waves Caused By Climate Change Could Impair Male Fertility: Report
One way that heat kills is by increasing pressure in the skull, constricting blood flow to the brain. Damaged tissue can also enter the bloodstream and cause kidney failure. At a certain point, an elevated internal temperature simply incinerates cells in the body.
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This Molecule Could Help Sperm Find Egg Cells Easily
Sperm swims up a chemical gradient to reach the egg, assisted by a pulsatile rise in calcium ion concentration in the sperm tail that controls its beating.
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6 Foods That Hurt Male Fertility
Nutrition has an important role to play when it comes to male fertility. Take a look.
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Tips And Tricks To Reduce Your Risk Of Cancer From Cell Phone Radiations
Overuse of cell phones can lead to an increased risk of brain cancer, acoustic nerve tumours, low sperm count and adverse effects on your cognitive development. Here's how you can protect yourself.
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Beware! These 6 Things Can Make You Infertile
Just some basic things that you tend to perform without knowing the repercussions of it can lead to infertility. Take a look at some of the basic causes of infertility.
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Common Sunscreen Ingredients May Disrupt Sperm Function: Study
Common ultraviolet (UV)-filtering chemicals used in sunscreens, makeup, moisturisers and lip balms may interfere with the function of human sperm cells, according to a new study that may account for unexplained male infertility.
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Chinese Scientists Make Sperm From Mouse Stem Cells
Using embryonic stem cells from mice, Chinese scientists reported today they have created functioning sperm, which was injected into female mice eggs and resulted in normal, fertile offspring.
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Human Skin Cells Turned Into Fertilisable Eggs For First Time
Scientists said Tuesday they have turned human skin cells into eggs and fertilised them with sperm in the lab for the first time -- a breakthrough that is hoped to one day let infertile people have children.
-
Breakthrough As Australian Scientists Produce Kangaroo Embryos Using IVF For First Time
It's the first time a kangaroo embryo has been produced by injecting a single sperm cell into an egg.
-
Men's Eggs, Women's Sperm: Stem Cell Science May Change How We Reproduce
It may soon be possible to coax human skin cells into becoming functional eggs and sperm using a technique known as "in vitro gametogenesis". This involves the creation (genesis) of eggs and sperm (gametes) outside the human body.
-
Study Links High Mobile Phone Use To Low Sperm Count In Men
The radiofrequency electromagnetic fields are greatly reduced when texting, downloading large files, and streaming audio and videos.
-
Synthetic Mouse Embryo With Developed Brain Grown Using Stem Cells
Scientists have developed synthetic mouse embryos from stem cells. The model embryos feature beating hearts and even foundations for the brain and other organs of a mouse's body. The achievement is likely to help researchers unravel why some embryos successfully develop into a foetus while others fail to do so.
-
First-Ever 'Synthetic Embryo' Developed Entirely Using Stem Cells From Mice
Stem cells can be used to create a "synthetic embryo" without using a sperm, eggs, or a womb, according to scientists. Researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Science were able to create an artificial embryo using only stem celll from mice. These synthetic embryos grew normally until day 8.5 when the early organ progenitors are formed such as hear...
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Freeze-Dried Mice Successfully Cloned by Researchers, Could Help Conserve Disappearing Species
Researchers have successfully cloned mice using a technique that could be used to help conserve species that are threatened with extinction because of human-induced impacts like climate change. Scientists at Japan's University of Yamanashi attempted to freeze-dry somatic cells (any cell that isn't a sperm or egg cell) and successfully created 75 cl...
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Up Your Zinc Intake To Boost Fertility During COVID-19 Pandemic, Finds New Study
Zinc has beneficial effects as an antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agent, and could prevent or mitigate the damage in the egg and sperm cells that result from the body's immune reaction to the virus, believe experts.
-
Heat Waves Caused By Climate Change Could Impair Male Fertility: Report
One way that heat kills is by increasing pressure in the skull, constricting blood flow to the brain. Damaged tissue can also enter the bloodstream and cause kidney failure. At a certain point, an elevated internal temperature simply incinerates cells in the body.
-
This Molecule Could Help Sperm Find Egg Cells Easily
Sperm swims up a chemical gradient to reach the egg, assisted by a pulsatile rise in calcium ion concentration in the sperm tail that controls its beating.
-
6 Foods That Hurt Male Fertility
Nutrition has an important role to play when it comes to male fertility. Take a look.
-
Tips And Tricks To Reduce Your Risk Of Cancer From Cell Phone Radiations
Overuse of cell phones can lead to an increased risk of brain cancer, acoustic nerve tumours, low sperm count and adverse effects on your cognitive development. Here's how you can protect yourself.
-
Beware! These 6 Things Can Make You Infertile
Just some basic things that you tend to perform without knowing the repercussions of it can lead to infertility. Take a look at some of the basic causes of infertility.
-
Common Sunscreen Ingredients May Disrupt Sperm Function: Study
Common ultraviolet (UV)-filtering chemicals used in sunscreens, makeup, moisturisers and lip balms may interfere with the function of human sperm cells, according to a new study that may account for unexplained male infertility.
-
Chinese Scientists Make Sperm From Mouse Stem Cells
Using embryonic stem cells from mice, Chinese scientists reported today they have created functioning sperm, which was injected into female mice eggs and resulted in normal, fertile offspring.
