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Infertility breakthrough as cancer drug sparks growth of new eggs in 'astonishing' discovery Infertile women have been offered new hope after scientists found that a common cancer drug triggers the development of new eggs, an outcome which was previously thought to be impossible.

Meet the World's First 'Three-Parent' Baby - D-brief The child, now five months old, has the typical packages of DNA from his mom and dad, but he also has a tiny bit of donor DNA.

Mice produced by mitotic reprogramming of s***m injected into haploid parthenogenotes
(Nature Communications)

Mice produced by mitotic reprogramming of s***m injected into haploid parthenogenotes It is unclear what regulates gamete reprogramming competence. Here, the authors inject s***m into parthenogenetic embryos, generating viable offspring and show that mouse embryos in the mitotic cell cycle can reprogram s***m for full term development.

Survival of the fittest s***m: How new technology may help infertile couples Of the millions of s***m that enter the va**na, only about 10 make it to the egg, demonstrating how rigorous the natural s***m selection process really is. So how is it possible to select only the best s***m for assisted reproductive technologies like in vitro fertilization? That's what a researcher...

Introducing two new S***m Functional Tests at ESHRE 2016 Microptic has developed the automatic analysis and the staining kit for two s***m functional tests, the vitality in brightfield and the acrosome reaction under fluorescence. At the 32nd Annual Meeting of European Society of Human Reproduction and Embryology (ESHRE) in Helsinki, Finland, July

Guys, it's time to stop using 'statistical significance' as the mark of important research The world's leading statisticians have spoken, and their message to researchers, students, and science communicators is clear - it's time to stop using p-values and statistical significance on their own to test hypotheses and determine whether...