Researchers at the University of Limerick snare better sperm to help treat infertility

With an estimated one-in-six couples experiencing infertility problems, researchers at the University of Limerick have developed a new technology to help those seeking to start a family.
Researchers at the University of Limerick snare better sperm to help treat infertility
Researchers developed a new micro-fluids based technology that mimics the journey sperm would travel in the female reproductive tract. File image

With an estimated one-in-six couples experiencing infertility problems, researchers at the University of Limerick have developed a new technology to help those seeking to start a family.

neoMix, a start-up at UL, has developed a new technology for the selection of better quality sperm for use in assisted human reproduction.

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