virtualrealityarcade| Kyoto University's iPS cell technology: Breakthroughs in pre-spermatogonia cell culture help treat infertility

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Kyoto University has made a breakthrough in iPS cell technology, and it is expected that the culture of pre-spermatogonia and oogonia may lead to future reproductive medicine related fieldsvirtualrealityarcadeinvestment opportunities.

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[Breakthrough progressvirtualrealityarcade: New Discovery of Stem Cell Technology at Kyoto University] The research team at Kyoto University announced its latest scientific research achievements in the British journal Nature, successfully developing and using human induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS cells) to achieve the large-scale cultivation of pre-spermatogonia and oogonia. This innovative research and development not only lays the foundation for understanding the mechanism of human germ cell production, but also provides potential medical applications for treating infertility.