In vitro technologies related to pig embryo transfer.

I-18: Techniques and Technologies for Embryo Transfer: Does It Really Matter.

The learning objectives of this presentation are to understand the dynamics involved in the process of ET, evaluate the evidence for/against common practices and techniques and develop a standardized ET process in view of supporting evidence. Gametes and embryos are handled with extreme care at every step of the Laboratory process. ET is the least sophisticated step of the in vitro Fertilizatio...

Pmn-19: A Comparison of Neonatal Outcomes following Transfer of Frozen and Fresh Embryo

Background: Currently, frozen embryo transfers contribute an increasing rate of births from assisted reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization (IVF). However, very few studies evaluated the neonatal outcomes from frozen embryo transfer. This study aimed to investigate and compare the neonatal outcomes from frozen embryo transfer versus fresh embryo transfers. Materials and Method...

Impact of Modern Reproductive Technologies on Productivity in Pigs: a Review

The main objective of modern reproductive technologies in pig reproduction is to increase reproductive efficiency and rates of genetic improvement. They also offer potential for greatly extending the multiplication and transport of genetic materials and conserving unique genetic resources in reasonably available forms for possible future use. The development and improvement of these technologie...

Improvement of vitrification of in vitro produced buffalo embryos with special reference to sex ratio following vitrification

Cryopreservation and sexing of embryos are integrated into commercial embryo transfer technologies. To improve the effectiveness of vitrification of in vitro produced buffalo embryos, two experiments were conducted. The first evaluated the effect of exposure time (2 and 3 min) and developmental stage (morula and blastocysts) on the viability and development of vitrified buffalo embryos. Morphol...

Comparison of Easy and Difficult Embryo Transfer Outcomes in In Vitro Fertilization Cycles