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Posted on: Apr 15, '09


 Menopause

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Stem cell therapy to let women delay menopause?

In what raises hopes of infertile women becoming mothers and allowing those healthy to put their motherhood on hold without worrying about menopause, scientists have discovered a way to create eggs in sterile ovaries.

A team at Jiao Tong University in Sganggai has used the technique which involves transplanting stem cells into the ovaries to produce new eggs in infertile women or women who've passed the usual age of conception.  And, when fertilised, the eggs can result in the birth of healthy young, according to the scientists.

"These cells can be used to extend female reproductive lifespan.  The generation of new oocytes (eggs) could postpone normal or premature ovarian failure or be used in treatment of infertility," team's leader Ji Wu said.

In their study onlaboratory mice, the scientists isolated a small number of female germiline stem cells from the ovaries of audult rodents and transplanted them into infertile mice.  Eventually the mice gave birth to offspring.

"The technique has the potential to restore fertility after cancer treatment and treat infertility, including early menopause," Wu said.


 



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rajputkhan said:
NNNIce POsT thanks for shareing

April 25, '09


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rajiv2008SCO said:
very nice one

April 19, '09


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ladyinred17 said:
Thanx for sharing. thanx n tc

April 17, '09


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writecouldbewrong said:
On one hand this good news but on the other it's worrying also. Imagine a 45 or 50 year Woman giving birth to a child. How will she manage to bring the kid up when she is already past her age? For to look after the kid isn't easy. By the time the kid is say, 20, she will be more than 65 or even 70!

By the way, what's that picture doing in such a though provoking blog I wonder...

April 17, '09


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bondhuni said:
yes i know very little about these therapies.. so thanks a lot to enlighten me..

April 17, '09


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tanu1952 said:
this is nice but if you r in medical line then pl. write the symtomps of mental dis-orders during this period.

April 16, '09

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