Developmental kinetics of the first cell cycles of bovine in vitro PRODUCED EMBRYOS IN RELATION TO THEIR IN VITRO VIABILITY AND SEX

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Developmental kinetics of the first cell cycles of bovine in vitro PRODUCED EMBRYOS IN RELATION TO THEIR IN VITRO VIABILITY AND SEX. / Holm, P; Shukri, N.N; Vajta, Gabor; Bendixen, C; Callesen, Henrik.

I: Theriogenology, Bind 98, 1998, s. 1285-1299.

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Holm, P, Shukri, NN, Vajta, G, Bendixen, C & Callesen, H 1998, 'Developmental kinetics of the first cell cycles of bovine in vitro PRODUCED EMBRYOS IN RELATION TO THEIR IN VITRO VIABILITY AND SEX', Theriogenology, bind 98, s. 1285-1299.

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Holm, P., Shukri, N. N., Vajta, G., Bendixen, C., & Callesen, H. (1998). Developmental kinetics of the first cell cycles of bovine in vitro PRODUCED EMBRYOS IN RELATION TO THEIR IN VITRO VIABILITY AND SEX. Theriogenology, 98, 1285-1299.

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Holm P, Shukri NN, Vajta G, Bendixen C, Callesen H. Developmental kinetics of the first cell cycles of bovine in vitro PRODUCED EMBRYOS IN RELATION TO THEIR IN VITRO VIABILITY AND SEX. Theriogenology. 1998;98:1285-1299.

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Holm, P ; Shukri, N.N ; Vajta, Gabor ; Bendixen, C ; Callesen, Henrik. / Developmental kinetics of the first cell cycles of bovine in vitro PRODUCED EMBRYOS IN RELATION TO THEIR IN VITRO VIABILITY AND SEX. I: Theriogenology. 1998 ; Bind 98. s. 1285-1299.

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abstract = "The development of bovine IVP-embryos was observed in a time-lapse culture system to determine cell cycle lengths of 1) embryos that developed into compact morulae (CM) or blastocysts (BL) within 174 h after insemination (viable), 2) embryos that arrested during earlier stages (nonviable) and 3) male and female embryos. In 4 replicates, inseminated oocytes were cultured on a microscope stage in 3 to 4 groups on a granulosa cell monolayer in supplemented TCM 199. Images were sequentially recorded and stored at 30-min intervals. All embryos that could be identified throughout the culture period were included (n=392), and the times of cleavage events noted. After culture, 100 CM or BL were randomly selected for sexing by PCR. BL developed equally well in the time-lapse and control culture systems (36 vs 38. The respective lengths of the first 4 cell cycles of viable embryos were 32.0 + 3.9, g.8 + 1.6, 10.8 + 4.7 and 47.7 + 11.8 h. The subsequent intervals between the 9- to 16-cell, early morula, CM and BL stages lasted 16.2 to 18.2 h. Blastomeres of 2-, 4- and 8-cell embryos cleaved asynchronously with ",
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