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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... show more
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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.
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.
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)
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.
Fertility crisis stats:
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Into my newsletter this goes 📰
big news. biggggg news.
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.
we love fertility!
And here I was thinking the big announcement was that @KianSadeghi5 was launching an OnlyFans. Smh...
@KianSadeghi5 Not a fanfix?
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