Jonathan Tilly Chair and University Distinguished Professor j.tilly@northeastern.edu 617.373.2260 Expertise Germ Cell Biology, Infertility, Mitochondrial Biology, regenerative medicine, Stem Cell Biology Jonathan Tilly in the Press Article Boston scientists say they’re a step closer to growing human eggs in the lab Researchers in George Church’s lab at Harvard have made mini ovaries-in-a-dish “If you’re making an egg to make a baby, the bar for quality is off the charts, because you can’t screw it up,” said Jonathan Tilly, a professor of biology who studies stem cells at Northeastern University. Article Boston scientists say they’re a step closer to growing human eggs in the lab Some researchers question whether lab-grown eggs can ever be thoroughly tested enough for reproductive purposes. “If you’re making an egg to make a baby, the bar for quality is off the charts, because you can’t screw it up,” said Jonathan Tilly, a professor of biology who studies stem cells at Northeastern University.
Article Boston scientists say they’re a step closer to growing human eggs in the lab Researchers in George Church’s lab at Harvard have made mini ovaries-in-a-dish “If you’re making an egg to make a baby, the bar for quality is off the charts, because you can’t screw it up,” said Jonathan Tilly, a professor of biology who studies stem cells at Northeastern University.
Article Boston scientists say they’re a step closer to growing human eggs in the lab Some researchers question whether lab-grown eggs can ever be thoroughly tested enough for reproductive purposes. “If you’re making an egg to make a baby, the bar for quality is off the charts, because you can’t screw it up,” said Jonathan Tilly, a professor of biology who studies stem cells at Northeastern University.