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Notes, explainers, and opinions on embryology, fertility science, and reproductive medicine.
When Three Sperm Are Enough
A few living sperm may be enough. On sperm vitrification, single-sperm freezing, and why donor semen should be an informed decision, not a shortcut.
Read article →From One Cell to an Embryo – Why Cell Biology and Molecular Biology Are the Language of Clinical Embryology
From One Cell to an Embryo A closer look at the cell and molecular biology behind fertilization, ICSI, embryo development, and age-related aneuploidy, and why understanding it changes how we practice embryology.
Why Immunology Matters in Clinical Embryology
Good embryo, clean lab, failed cycle. Sometimes the missing piece is immunology, not technique. A case for diagnosis-first care over empirical immune add-ons in IVF and recurrent implantation failure.
IVF Was Invented to Heal Infertility. Are We Still Using It That Way?
My Journey Towards Clinical Embryology: Why I Chose to Speak About Ethics in IVF
How a master's in biotechnology, long days in a resource-scarce lab, and one senior's advice led me to the IVF laboratory — and why speaking honestly about the ethics of fertility care became part of the job.