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BREAKING: Nucleus Launches First Genetically Optimized Embryo With $32M in total funding, Nucleus CEO Kian Sadeghi breaks down the groundbreaking launch of Nucleus Embryo amid a global fertility crisis Enter: a new category in health — one that blends medical science, software design, & one of the most personal...

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This is a special announcement for Sourcery as we first covered the launch of Nucleus IQ, had a cameo in their Family Planning announcement, & now Nucleus Embryo.

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Nucleus has raised over $32 million to date from early investors like @alexisohanian's @sevensevensix & @zebulgar from @foundersfund, with newer investors: @neo, One Eight Capital, @GiantStepVC, Common Metal, Asylum Ventures, Rose Street Capital, @balajis, Amanda Bradford & more.

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The platform evaluates embryos across: - 900+ hereditary disorders (cystic fibrosis, Tay-Sachs, hemochromatosis) - Chronic conditions (heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, breast cancer) - Mental health risks (ADHD, depression, schizophrenia) - Neurological diseases (Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS) - Cognitive & personality traits (intelligence, OCD) - Physical characteristics (height, eye color, BMI)

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This launch couldn’t be more timely. Fertility rates in the U.S. are at a historic low. More families are turning to IVF — 1 in 50 babies is now born through assisted reproduction — but the process remains expensive, emotionally draining, and largely guided by guesswork. Most parents go through multiple IVF cycles (each costing $15K–$25K) without meaningful insight into their embryo options.

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Fertility crisis stats:

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Into my newsletter this goes 📰

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big news. biggggg news.

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The answer is better healthcare and more affordable housing so people don't go into existential dread to fix the children making issue. Great for fertility though.

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we love fertility!

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And here I was thinking the big announcement was that @KianSadeghi5 was launching an OnlyFans. Smh...

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