Hebrew University researchers say they have discovered that fish embryos are able to decide when they want to be born. Dr. Matan Golan from the university’s Volcani Institute, who led the team ...
Over the past 60 years, scientists have had success preserving the sex cells and embryos of humans, cattle, mice, and many other animals. Trying to freeze and thaw fish embryos, however, has been more ...
With its specificity, clarity and relative rapidity of detection, FISH remains the technique of choice for direct visualization of DNA and RNA at the single cell, tissue and whole-embryo level.
Some critics even argue that PGD "encourages the waste of healthy embryos" (Gosden, 2007) because of the fairly high (but not yet firmly established) rate of misdiagnosis associated with the FISH ...
One of the fish’s advantages is clear—literally. Because embryos are transparent and develop outside the mother’s body, scientists can manipulate genes to model human diseases and directly ...