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Successful breeding of sperm in vitro
A new hope opened up for infertile men after scientists from Yokohama University (Japan) for the first time successfully cultured sperm in vitro.
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A new hope opened up for infertile men after scientists from Yokohama University (Japan) for the first time successfully cultured sperm in vitro.
Men who have difficulty making fathers are three times more likely to develop prostate cancer than ordinary people, US data show.
With only 3 or 4 sperms, scientists can duplicate countless enough to help infertile men have children. This prospect is wide open after success on the mouse.
The Military Medical Doctors are conducting research to cultivate sperm cells into sperm to treat infertility for men without sperm.