they had patented a method to create sperm using stem cells harvested from infertile men - though they do not know if the lab-fabricated seed actually works. The team hailed their technique as a step towards solving male infertility, but admitted it would take several years before the "quality" of the sperm will be confirmed. It involved recreating, outside the human body, the fluid in which seminiferous tubules - the tiny structures where sperm cells are formed in the male testes - can survive. The sperm are "morphologically normal" (normal- looking), the researchers said. It is not known whether the tiny cells are up to the job of creating babies. The next step, the team said, is to try and give life to rats with rat sperm created using the method. "We must see if the baby rats are normal, whether they are able to reproduce," project member Philippe Durand told journalists in Lyon.

Wowwww!!!

The whites progressing while we are here busy talking about Saraki & Tinubu...who win & who lose! Mtschww

test tube babies...... hope for mankind

De shudnt end up creating a virus o!

Please put source.. And in the future I think you just have to walk into a hospital and a body part replace in minutes

sinaj:
De shudnt end up creating a virus o!

I doubt you know how rigorous scientific methodology is, this isn't a movie where x scientist throws in a bunch of chemicals and a grey living goo comes out.

Blakjewelry:
Please put source.. And in the future I think you just have to walk into a hospital and a body part replace in minutes

Watch "NOVA can we live forever" on YouTube, many people have gotten custom - made 3d printed organs..

davien:
I doubt you know how rigorous scientific methodology is, this isn't a movie where x scientist throws in a bunch of chemicals and a grey living goo comes out.

I do sir.

De ain't God dat is above mistake

davien:
Watch "NOVA can we live forever" on YouTube, many people have gotten custom - made 3d printed organs..

I knew about that, but am thinking about a quick and and faster process

sinaj:


I do sir.

De ain't God dat is above mistake

If there's anything that I see around me constantly, its mistakes. So, if there were any such thing as God, he makes mistakes. But I imagine you'll be too blinded by religion to admit your 'version' of "God" makes mistakes.

samsard:
If there's anything that I see around me constantly, its mistakes. So, if there were any such thing as God, he makes mistakes. But I imagine you'll be too blinded by religion to admit your 'version' of "God" makes mistakes.

*whispers* diz one na shekau o!


*does d sign of d Cross on his forehead*