Advancing Reproductive Health Technologies

Using breakthrough cell engineering technology, Gameto is developing an ecosystem of therapeutics to support women and families through their reproductive journeys.

Women's reproductive health hasn't changed much in 40 years

Egg freezing and IVF protocols still rely on technology developed in the 1970s. Ovarian disease remains severely understudied. There are still no approved treatments for menopause. Inclusion of women in clinical trials was not even required until 1993.

Modern science tells us that the decline of female fertility is not a biological imperative. These are problems that can be solved with science.

That’s where Gameto comes in.

A platform for innovation

Gameto has developed a platform to produce female reproductive cell lines. We use proprietary cell engineering to generate ovarian cell lines that mimic the biological functions of reproductive system cells.

Our team of engineers has used this platform to build a portfolio of treatments for women’s health.

Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells

Proprietary cell engineering of reproductive cells

Ovarian Support Cells

Reproductive cells form an ovarian organoid

Organoid of the Female Reproductive System

The platform yields products for clinical applications

Clinical Solutions

Clinical Applications

Our platform has applications across a variety of ovarian aging diseases, including infertility and menopause.

Fertilo

Our lead program. Improving outcomes for IVF and other fertility methods.

Deovo

Testing and developing drugs for ovarian disease.

Ameno

Making the medical burden of menopause optional.

Recent Publications

April 5, 2025

Translation of a human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived ovarian support cell product to a Phase 3 enabling clinical grade product for in vitro fertilization treatment

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January 23, 2025

Rapid human oogonia-like cell specification via transcription factor-directed differentiation

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October 25, 2024

Ovarian support cell in vitro maturation (OSC-IVM) results in healthy murine live births with no evidence of reprotoxicology in a multigenerational study

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August 7, 2024

Road to in vitro maturation (IVM), from basic science to an informed clinical practice

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