Mouse embryos grown without eggs or sperm: why, and what’s next?

Cassandra Willyard

Nature, 2022, vol. 609, issue 7926, 230-231

Abstract: Two research teams grew synthetic embryos using stem cells for long enough to see some organs develop.

Date: 2022
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