Synthetic cell feeds, grows and divides
A synthetic cell created entirely from non-living chemical components can grow, replicate its genetic material and divide, completing the typical life cycle of a cell in the laboratory...
A synthetic cell created entirely from non-living chemical components can grow, replicate its genetic material and divide, completing the typical life cycle of a cell in the laboratory...
A developmental mechanism that restricts nerve regeneration has been identified using neural organoids...
Donor stem cells that underwent a precise type of genome editing could pave the way for safer, chemotherapy-free transplants, new results in mice show...
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News from ESHRE – improvements in IVF protocols have improved birth rates, while reducing the number of multiple pregnancies…
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News from ESHRE – halving what patients pay for fertility treatment could more than double uptake…
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News from ESHRE – air pollution is associated with epigenetic changes in sperm DNA…
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News from ESHRE – uterine ageing affects the chances of pregnancy independently of egg quality…
Using base editing, a highly precise method of genome editing, scientists have investigated the role of the NANOG gene in human embryos for the first time with this approach...
Most common IVF add-ons lack strong evidence of proven benefits for patients, an extensive meta-analysis of trusted studies has shown...
Neurons can experience and repair DNA breaks during healthy brain development, particularly as they migrate through tightly packed regions of the developing brain...
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