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.

Related Keywords

China ,Israel ,Ben Gurion ,Hamerkaz ,Tel Aviv ,Chinese ,Ali Abu Madighem ,Gilad Yossifon ,Eitan Lunenfeld ,Sholom Shuchat ,Mahmoud Huleihel ,Soroka Medical Center ,Faculty Of Health Sciences ,School Of Mechanical Engineering At Tel Aviv ,Israel Science Foundation ,Fertility Center ,Chinese Foundation For Natural Sciences ,Shraga Segal Department Of Microbiology ,Department Of Mechanical Engineering ,Ben Gurion University Of The Negev ,Ben Gurion University ,Israel Institute Of Technology ,Council For Higher Education Scholarships ,Israel Institute ,Shraga Segal Department ,Emeritus Eitan Lunenfeld ,Health Sciences ,Mechanical Engineering ,Chinese Foundation ,Natural Sciences ,Higher Education Scholarships ,News ,Health ,Infertility ,Fertility , ,