Scientists discover fertility gene
Experts from Durham University have identified a brand new gene that could lead to a breakthrough in fertility treatments for those desperately hoping to start a family.
Dr. Benham and his students discovered the gene's impact on fertility after it was 'switched off' in male mice undergoing tests, during which less than 3% of female eggs were fertilized, compared to the 80% success rate when 'PDILT' was present.
He says he hopes that after further developments, the protein can be used to help humans conceive children through IVF.
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