Scientists try to build a better 'womb' for IVF
"10 mouse eggs on a razor-thin microchip lined with a "bed" of cultured uterus tissue."
Teruo Fujii and his colleagues believe their "womb-on-a-chip" is superior to growing embryos in the static environment of a Petri dish, the way in-vitro fertilization clinics now prepare embryos for implantation into a mother's womb. Eventually, they hope it will lead to better outcomes for infertile women.
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