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Australian-led international research team generates first model of early human embryos from skin cells

Australian-led international research team generates first model of early human embryos from skin cells
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Scientists create model of an early human embryo from skin cells

Credit: Monash University
AUSTRALIAN - LED INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH TEAM GENERATES THE FIRST MODEL OF EARLY HUMAN EMBRYOS FROM SKIN CELLS
In a discovery that will revolutionize research into the causes of early miscarriage, infertility and the study of early human development - an international team of scientists led by Monash University in Melbourne, Australia has generated a model of a human embryo from skin cells.
The team, led by Professor Jose Polo, has successfully reprogrammed these fibroblasts or skin cells into a 3-dimensional cellular structure that is morphologically and molecularly similar to human blastocysts. Called iBlastoids, these can be used to model the biology of early human embryos in the laboratory. ....

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Scientists create model of early human embryo from skin cells – study

Scientists have created a model of an early human embryo from skin cells, a discovery which they say will revolutionise research into the causes of early miscarriage, infertility and early human development.
Researchers have successfully reprogrammed these fibroblasts or skin cells into a 3D cellular structure that is similar to human blastocysts.
Called iBlastoids, these can be used to model the biology of early human embryos in the laboratory, according to a new study.
Scientists say this is a significant breakthrough for the future study of early human development and infertility.
A few days after an egg has been fertilised, it develops into a blastocyst. ....

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Scientists have created embryos. What does that mean? And what comes next?

Scientists have created embryos. What does that mean? And what comes next?
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Every cell in your body comes from a single cell: an egg, fertilised by a sperm. Each contains the exact same genetic blueprint for your life: your DNA.
Yet cells in your brain look and behave nothing like those in your muscle or skin.
Professor Jose Polo in front of images of his model embryos.
Credit:Monash University
Why? Because while each cell has the same instructions, each cell only reads certain sections â certain genes. A layer of what are called epigenetic instructions sit on top of your DNA, telling each cell which parts to read and which parts to ignore. ....

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Aussie medical breakthrough stuns world

Aussie medical breakthrough stuns world
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