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Today parents can, for the first time, access polygenic embryo testing for IQ and many diseases through a routine test (PGT-A) done worldwide and in 60% of US IVF cycles. Read on to learn how Herasight’s ImputePGTA algorithm is enabling polygenic testing in IVF to go global. 🧵

So pleased to see this paper officially published! We visualised chromosomes in live human embryos for the first time using two methods, and found that the first embryonic mitosis is extended, and frequently shows lagging chromosomes and multipolar chromosome segregation...

Binyam Mogessie (@BinyamMogessie) and Jiyeon Leem (@jiyeon_leem) from Yale MCDB reveal a new way to mimic egg aging in the lab, uncovering why chromosome errors rise with maternal age. 🧬✨ news.yale.edu/2025/11/03/new…

Embryonic development. This process involves a series of complex biological events, including cell division, cell differentiation, and organ formation, that occur after fertilization. Credit: 3ddmedicine h/t @slava__bobrov

For example, someone in Mongolia reached out to Herasight after hearing about us on Mongolian radio. By sending us their PGT-A data along with parental saliva samples, we can provide them with advanced genetic testing of embryos previously only available in the US.

Research Highlight: Mouse In vitro oogenesis breaks free of the ovary cell.com/developmental-… @Dev_Cell

EMBRIOLOGÍA. È quel ramo delle scienze biologiche che studia il processo di sviluppo d'un organismo dall'uovo, cioè la formazione dell'embrione. Buon Pomeriggio 🥰🥰🤍🖤

Amazing behavior inside a cell! In the #ctenophore Beroe, the #egg #nucleus travels long distances to explore several #sperm that have entered the egg before « choosing » one to fuse with. From my « Fertilization - The Story of sperm and egg » by Spektrum #exploringmyarchives

electron microscopic image of a 3 days old human embryo (morula) at the 16-cell stage on the tip of a needle

What if your baby never walks? What if they are never able to live independently? What if you could have stopped it… but chose not to? That’s the question @OrchidInc’s embryo screening forces. You optimize everything… career, diet, skincare… but you’re going to chance it on…

We’re excited to announce the first whole genome screening for embryos is available! Parents can get 100x more data about their embryos’ genomes, empowering them to make an informed decision and give their baby the best chance at a healthy start.

EXCITED to unroll this 🧵 on our new story on the metabolic licensing of animal development... How did we even get here..? shorturl.at/vuCIh Early embryo is thought of a pre-set machine that's set to go once it's fertilized - check out this gorgeous 📽️from Phil Keller!

Mouse embryo (day 12.5) stained for motor (red) and sensory (magenta) nerves and nerve endings (cyan) 🔎1.8x (objective lens magnification) 🔬Light Sheet Microscopy and Tissue Clearing (iDISCO) 📷Dr. Gist F. Croft Lauren Pietila, Dr. Ali H. Brivanlou #science #microscopy

Human embryo, 46,XX , CS14, high resolution episcopic microscopy (HREM). bit.ly/2PhN3CD

Newborn whose mother was exposed to cytomegalovirus during pregnancy Coronal US of the brain (above) shows large septated cysts in the germinal matrix (germinolysis) bilaterally... #FOAMed #FOAMRad #PedsRad #RadEd #RadRes #radiology #pediatrics #NICU #Neonatology #Ultrasound

The gastrulating 🐭 mouse embryo (transverse section) at 7.5 days after fertilization 😍 Just beautiful & still many interesting questions to understand the details of how these patterns are set up #devbio #embryo #microscopy #sciart #confocal The original #cellfie?

For this #FluorescenceFriday, an E10.5 embryo immunostained for Six1 (cyan), Foxd1 (yellow), and Six2 (magenta). You can see the two small strips of Six2+ metanephric mesenchyme right near the hind limbs and tail.

human embryo 30 days post fertilization under an electron microscope

Excited to get this preprint out! I wanted to highlight the phasing aspect of our pipeline for embryo reconstruction from PGT-A data, which I found particularly interesting as it required developing new methods to achieve the level of accuracy required for ImputePGTA.

PGT-A tests for chromosomal abnormalities and is routine in the US, with rates increasing in recent years, and is common globally. Furthermore, almost 1 million frozen embryos in the US already have PGT-A data, which can now be used for polygenic testing through Herasight.