List of articles on reproductive medicine
World's first successful delivery after uterine transplantation in non-human primates
Groups such as Keio University, Tokai University, Shiga University of Medical Science, and Ina Research Co., Ltd. have performed uterine transplants for cynomolgus monkeys and are non-human primates […]
Light irradiation and genome editing technology that freely regulates pregnancy, developed by Keio University, etc.
Associate Professor Tetsuo Maruyama of Keio University and Tomoka Takao (Assistant Professor of Okayama University) are collaborating with Professor Moritoshi Sato of the University of Tokyo on a blue LED (blue […]].
Succeeded in developing AI that leads to infertility treatment, evaluating cell nuclei in the process with the highest accuracy in the world
Research groups at Keio University, Kinki University, the University of Tokyo, and Sanyo Onoda City Yamaguchi Tokyo Science University have used deep learning to fertilize mouse eggs […].
Discovery of new autoantibodies that are thought to be involved in infertility Kobe University and Osaka University
Kobe University and Osaka University have found that the "neo-self-antibody" discovered in 2015 is frequently detected in women with recurrent miscarriage.
Elucidation of the mechanism that turns on the sperm maturation mechanism Osaka University
About one in six couples suffers from infertility, and about half of them are caused by men.However, regarding the factors involved in sperm maturation […]
Elucidation of the mechanism by which germ cells of female medaka become eggs instead of sperms Nagoya University
A research group at Nagoya University has succeeded in clarifying the molecular pathway by which cells produce eggs in a study using medaka fish.
Autologous transplantation of sperm stem cells recovers congenital male infertility, discovered by Kyoto University
A research group led by Professor Takashi Shinohara of Kyoto University has shown that sperm stem cells can be autologously transplanted to treat congenital male infertility using model mice […].
Discovery of genes that control meiosis that produces eggs and sperm Kumamoto University
A group of associate professor Keiichiro Ishiguro of the Institute of Developmental Medicine, Kumamoto University has created a gene that acts as a "switch" for meiosis when eggs and sperms are produced […].
Flagella that did not move are revived by high water pressure, and can be applied to human sperm Prefectural University of Hiroshima and Kinki University
Professor Toshiki Yagi of the Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, Hiroshima University and Associate Professor Masayoshi Nishiyama of the Faculty of Science and Technology of Kinki University are unicellular organisms that move with flagella (* 1).
A new project at Azabu University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine to investigate the cause of infertility
Azabu University elucidates the spermatogenesis process common to mammals in the reproductive cycle and the molecular mechanism of fertilization and implantation, and contributes to the investigation of the cause of infertility […]