Woman has baby using ovary frozen in childhood
Professor Claus Yding Andersen and his colleagues from Århus have been able to make a 24-year-old woman fertile by implanting ovarian tissue frozen that was taken out a girl before she hits puberty.
Read the entire story in Rigshospitalets magazine IndenRigs (the article is in Danish):
IndenRigs, February 2017
Also, read the story about the new-mother at BBC:
BBC news
ReproUnion
ReproUnion Super-Projects presented November 22, 2016, at MVA. Postdoc Stine Gry Kristensen from the Laboratory of Reproductive Biology presented their super-project entitled; Biobanking tropechtoderm biopsies from human blastocysts; Understanding determinants for pregnancy outcome.
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Re-frozen ovary previously transplantedThe Laboratory of Reproductive Biology was the first to remove and re-frozen a transplanted ovary after a woman had given birth to twins. Research indicates that re-frozen ovaries still contain eggs and this should give basis for the birth of more children. Read more at sciencenews.dk
See a video from Novo Nordisk Fonden below (in Danish).