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

Authors

k. gh. m. mahmoud

t. h. scholkamy

s. f. darwish

abstract

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. morphologically normal embryos and survival rates (re-expansion) significantly increased when vitrified morulae were exposed for 2 min compared to 3 min (p

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Journal title:
iranian journal of veterinary research

Publisher: shiraz university

ISSN 1728-1997

volume 16

issue 4 2015

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