Profile microRNA signals
Measure a focused panel of small regulatory RNAs in sperm, with an emphasis on reproducible molecular readouts.
The diagnostic platform
In developmentThe sperm
microRNA test.
Designed to profile the regulatory signals that accompany sperm—not just the inherited DNA sequence.
Designed around molecular measurement
A focused panel. A different biological layer.
Investigate biological context
Evaluate patterns associated with paternal experience, including stress and adversity, and their possible relevance to offspring development.
Inform a new screening layer
Add a targeted molecular perspective to existing reproductive screening.
The proposed workflow
From sperm sample to molecular profile.
01
Sperm sample
The starting material.
02
RNA isolation
Access the small-RNA fraction.
03
Targeted panel
Measure selected microRNAs.
04
Molecular profile
Characterize signal patterns.
The development objective
Make the biology
measurable.
Our goal is to turn research on sperm-borne microRNAs into a consistent laboratory assay, then establish where the information is clinically meaningful.
That means defining the marker panel, sample handling, assay controls and reporting approach—and testing the platform in independent studies.
Explore potential applications- Biological material
- Sperm
- Molecular focus
- A targeted microRNA panel
- Initial application under investigation
- Additional molecular screening for donor sperm
- Development priorities
- Analytical performance, independent validation and clear reporting
- Availability
- Under development; not commercially available at this time