Interesting approach. I wonder how they would isolate sperm with lease dna damage for fertilization. Or perhaps it could be a nice addon to MEM's extraction method to guarantee fertilization after optimal extraction. Anyone know if it would be necessary for such a gadget if the optimal sperm has already been extracted from a sample?
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