Researchers in Japan have turned murine embryonic stem cells into fully functioning sperm, which they've also used to fertilize mouse eggs in vitro, says 80beats' Joseph Castro. When the researchers implanted the embryos via surrogate mothers, the pregnant mice produced healthy offspring.
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