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Israeli Scientists Discover Way to Grow Sperm in Laboratory

In the future, tissue could be taken from boy cancer patients who undergo aggressive chemotherapy, or men with certain infertility problems, and used to produce sperm.

Ali abu madighemGilad yossifonEitan lunenfeldJohn jeffaySholom shuchatMahmoud huleihelSoroka medical centerFaculty of health sciencesIsrael science foundationFertility centerChinese foundation for natural sciencesShraga segal department of microbiologyDepartment of mechanical engineeringBen gurion university of the negevIsrael institute of technologyCouncil for higher education scholarships

Israeli Scientists Grow Sperm On A Microchip

A research group led by Ben-Gurion University of the Negev produced an innovative system to create sperm on a microchip in the lab.

United statesGilad yossifonMahmoud huleiheiEitan lunenfeldAli abumadighemSholom shuchatSoroka medical centerFaculty of health sciencesIsrael science foundationShraga segal department of microbiologyChinese foundation for natural sciencesDepartment of mechanical engineeringFaculty of health sciences at ben gurion universityBen gurion university of the negevIsrael institute of technologyCouncil for higher education scholarships

Israeli researchers create Sperm on a Chip

Children with cancer who receive aggressive chemotherapy may lose their future fertility. Preserving fertility among these children and treating infertile men (due to testicle defects) are issues that concern many researchers around the world. Now, a

Ali abumadighemGilad yossifonEitan lunenfeldSholom shuchatMahmoud huleihelSoroka medical centerFaculty of health sciencesIsrael science foundationChinese foundation for natural sciencesShraga segal department of microbiologyDepartment of mechanical engineeringBen gurion university of the negevIsrael institute of technologyCouncil for higher education scholarshipsAriel universityBen gurion university

New microchip could enable scientists to grow sperm in laboratory

Technology, already proven in mice, could ultimately help boys left infertile by chemotherapy to become fathers.

Ben gurionTel avivAli abu madighemGilad yossifonEitan lunenfeldSholom shuchatMahmoud huleihelSoroka medical centerFaculty of health sciencesSchool of mechanical engineering at tel avivIsrael science foundationFertility centerChinese foundation for natural sciencesShraga segal department of microbiologyDepartment of mechanical engineeringBen gurion university of the negev

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