Israeli Researchers Create a Synthetic Embryo without Sperm, an Egg, or a Uterus

Israel's Weizmann Institute boasts a 14-day-old embryo created from mice stem cells; researchers say this may indefinitely prolong the period of fertility.

Dr Margaret Aranda

Sep 07, 2023

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Addendum September 7, 2023: This is on the heels of nanobot technology that maneuvers one sperm to an egg:

17.7 Million Views: German Institute for Integrative Nanosciences Experiment: A Nanobot Picks up a Sperm and Carries it to Inseminate An Egg

Dr Margaret Aranda

August 4, 2023

17.7 Million Views: German Institute for Integrative Nanosciences Experiment: A Nanobot Picks up a Sperm and Carries it to Inseminate An Egg

When Does Technology Go Too Far? Here is a little nanobot finding a sperm, taking it to an egg, and then insemination occurs. You can watch this video on Twitter HERE, or become a paid subscriber and see what happens, including the thread of comments below. Since I wanted more information, I also add a double feature: the artificial womb and AI Nanny, made in China.

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In an incredible and ethical accomplishment that does not use real human tissue, a team from Israel’s Weizmann Institute published an accelerated article preview in Nature, showing they created a synthetic embryo model that originates from mouse stem cells.

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Their paper was accepted on September 4, 2023:

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