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Impli und Yalosys entwickeln mit CSEM Implantat für Kinderwunsch

Impli hat einen winzigen, implantierbaren Biosensor entwickelt, der Fruchtbarkeitshormone in Echtzeit überwacht. Er soll Frauen bei künstlicher Befruchtung den Weg zur Schwangerschaft erleichtern. CSEM und Yalosys verfeinern den Sensor, bis er 2025 in klinische Tests geht. Die beiden Start-ups Impli mit Sitz im Technopark Luzern und Yalosys aus dem Kanton Zug kündigen gemeinsam […]

Impli und Yalosys entwickeln mit CSEM Implantat für Kinderwunsch
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The Editors in Chief of labnews.ai are Marita Vollborn and Vlad Georgescu. They have been bestselling authors, science writers, and science journalists since 1994.More details about their writing at X-Press Journalistenbüro (https://xpress-journalisten.com).More Info on Wikipedia:About Marita: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marita_Vollborn About Vlad: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vlad_Georgescu

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