New breakthroughs in fertility, using stem cells to create eggs

This study may one day become a hope for infertile women to become pregnant. Japanese scientists create eggs from stem cells. Researchers at Kyoto University in Japan have successfully cultivated stem cells in mice and produced healthy offspring. Stem cells available for this technique are taken from embryos or artificially created with other adult cells, such as skin cells, and they publish the results of this study in scientific journals. Although it takes many years of practice to treat a person, the results of the survey indicate that it may one day be able to incubate an infertile woman by creating eggs from her own cells. Similar techniques have been developed to produce sperm and have been shown to be successful in animal experiments. Robert Norman, a professor of reproductive medicine at the University of Adelaide in Australia, said: "Although this is a major medical discovery, there is still a long way to go before it is applied to humans, but hope seems to be in sight. .