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Frequency and Occurrence of Late-Gestation Losses from Cattle Cloned Embryos

1 Jan 2002

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Nuclear transfer from somatic cells still has limited efficiency in terms of live calves born due to high fetal loss after transfer. In this study, we addressed the type of donor cells used for cloning in in vivo development. We used a combination of repeated ultrasonography and maternal pregnancy serum protein (PSP60) assays to monitor the evolution of pregnancy after somatic cloning in order to detect the...

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PMID: 11751257
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod66.1.6

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