Video: Transparent eggshell helps to observe the embryo
The research team at Tsinghua University, China, created a material that mimics natural eggshells, helping to observe what is happening inside the egg.
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The research team at Tsinghua University, China, created a material that mimics natural eggshells, helping to observe what is happening inside the egg.
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Ministers of 25 European countries are meeting in Brussels to consider whether to cut funding for stem cell research.
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In Korea, the public has raised a wave of support for a scientist who studies Hwang Woo-suk cloning. Currently hundreds of women volunteered to donate eggs to Mr. Hwang'…
South Korea has just opened a new academy for researchers around the world to study stem cells from human embryos. Under the leadership of Korean scientist Hwang Woo-suk…
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A lesbian couple in Texas (USA) gave birth to a first-born son thanks to the new technique of artificial insemination (IVF) called Effortless Reciprocal IVF.
Seven embryos, three miscarriages and 1,616 injections lasting four years, the family of O 'Neills happily welcomed London's daughter.