1982
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University education
Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Louis Pasteur University of Strasbourg, specializing in medical and reproductive biology.
Medical biologist · Embryologist · Researcher
Advancing reproductive biology
Dr Noureddine Louanjli has dedicated his career to reproductive biology, clinical embryology, and improving laboratory practice in assisted reproductive technology.
1982Graduated in Strasbourg
1992IRIFIV founded
80+Scientific publications
Laboratory director
LABOMAC · IRIFIV, Casablanca
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Professional portrait
About Dr Louanjli
A doctor of pharmacy, medical biologist, embryologist, and researcher, Dr Noureddine Louanjli specializes in medical and reproductive biology.
He graduated from Louis Pasteur University of Strasbourg in 1982 and began his career at the Ziraoui Social Security Polyclinic, directing its medical biology laboratory from 1985 to 1991.
Since 1991, he has directed the LABOMAC laboratory in Casablanca. He founded the IRIFIV Center in 1992 and went on to direct the African Fertility Clinic from 2008, alongside his clinical, scientific, and educational work.
A career devoted to scientific precision, laboratory innovation, and the transmission of knowledge in reproductive biology.
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More than four decades of experience
Professional career
1985–1991
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Ziraoui Polyclinic
Director of the medical biology laboratory at the Ziraoui Social Security Polyclinic.
1991
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LABOMAC leadership
Became director of the private LABOMAC medical and reproductive biology laboratory in Casablanca.
1992
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IRIFIV founded
Founded the IRIFIV fertility center in Casablanca, dedicated to multidisciplinary infertility care.
2008
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New techniques in Morocco
Began directing the African Fertility Clinic and introduced oocyte and embryo vitrification and preimplantation genetic diagnosis at his centers.
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Fields of specialization
Areas of expertise
From biological analysis to embryo culture, his work connects fundamental research, clinical practice, and laboratory quality.
Reproductive biology
Study of the biological mechanisms involved in human fertility and conception.
Clinical embryology
Embryo culture, assessment, development, transfer, and preservation.
Assisted reproductive technology
IVF, ICSI, intrauterine insemination, and advanced laboratory procedures.
Andrology and male infertility
Sperm quality, azoospermia, DNA integrity, and male reproductive health.
Cryopreservation
Vitrification and preservation of sperm, oocytes, and embryos.
IVF laboratory quality
Metrology, procedures, traceability, equipment control, and continuous improvement.
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Scientific contributions
Selected research
A selection of work on male infertility, reproductive genetics, sperm metabolism, and biomarkers.
Reproductive genetics2018
Paternal age: Negative impact on sperm genome decays and IVF outcomes after 40 years
Molecular Reproduction and Development
This study examines age-related decline in sperm quality and its association with sperm-genome damage and IVF outcomes.
Male infertility2024
Genome and Epigenome Disorders and Male Infertility
Genes
A review of genetic and epigenetic mechanisms associated with male infertility and their diagnostic and therapeutic implications.
Sperm metabolism2025
Exploring Human Sperm Metabolism and Male Infertility
International Journal of Molecular Sciences
A systematic review of metabolic pathways required for normal sperm function, investigated through omics and imaging approaches.
Environmental health2025
A Narrative Review of Heavy Metals and Sperm Quality
Current Issues in Molecular Biology
This review examines how heavy-metal exposure may disrupt antioxidant balance, increase oxidative stress, and impair sperm quality.
Epigenetics2025
Leveraging epigenetic aberrations in the pathogenesis of endometriosis
Frontiers in Genetics
A synthesis of DNA methylation and non-coding RNAs as mechanisms in endometriosis pathogenesis and potential biomarker pathways.
Sperm DNA2025
Effect of Sperm DNA Fragmentation and Chromatin Decondensation on PLCζ Efficacy
Current Issues in Molecular Biology
This work studies links between DNA fragmentation, sperm-chromatin decondensation, and PLCζ efficacy in infertile patients.
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Knowledge sharing and engagement
Scientific and professional activities
Alongside his research and clinical practice, Dr Louanjli contributes to the continuing education of reproductive-biology professionals.
Practical training
Workshops on sperm analysis, IVF, ICSI, insemination, and cryopreservation.
Quality and metrology
Training on equipment, storage-control systems, and IVF laboratory quality.
Scientific societies
Participation in organizations and specialist groups for reproductive biology and clinical embryology.
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External resources
Profiles and institutions
Access publications, professional affiliations, and institutions associated with his career.