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The influence of in-vitro culture versus stimulated and untreated oviductal environment on mouse embryo development and implantation

1 Oct 1999

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A prospective randomised study was performed to evaluate stimulated versus natural oviductal environment in comparison with in-vitro culture for the developmental capacity of mouse embryos. Therefore, embryos of superovulated F1 hybrid CBAxC57Bl females were collected at 17, 22, 41 and 46 h after human chorionic gonadotrophin treatment and randomly divided into five groups. They were either transferred...

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PMID: 10527989
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/14.10.2570

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