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Maturation of rhesus monkey oocytes in chemically defined culture media and their functional assessment by IVF and embryo development

1 Feb 2001

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This study compared success of in-vitro maturation of rhesus monkey oocytes in protein-free versus serum-containing culture systems, assessed by embryo development subsequent to IVF. Four media were tested: (i) modified Connaught Medical Research Laboratories medium (mCMRL-1066); (ii) hamster embryo culture medium-10 (HECM-10); (iii) control: mCMRL-1066 + 20% bovine calf serum (BCS); (iv) HECM-10 + 20% BCS....

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PMID: 11157824
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/16.2.300

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