The human embryo were first grown in a lab.
A few months ago by researchers from the Rockefeller University received a statement, the researchers observed the growth of an embryo for 13 days.
According to experts, this is the first experience of seeing the growth of the embryo from the moment of conception. It is also known that the scientists “fed” fetal insulin and other nutrients, so it is not closed, but rather, was able to develop normally. The researchers say that after 13 days the embryo becomes less dependent on his mother, because it contains the genetic instructions that help it to develop.
This study cannot serve as proof that children can be grown in laboratories. However, it is evidence that the human womb is not mandatory for carrying a baby.
