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Development of fetuses from in vitro-produced and cloned bovine embryos.

1 Jan 2004

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The establishment of in vitro fertilization and culture systems for mammalian embryos has facilitated the application of embryo technologies in research, industry, and clinical settings. Furthermore, the advent of cloning by nuclear transfer has significantly enhanced the potential for genetic modification of livestock. Based on studies in cattle, sheep, and mice, it has become apparent that embryos produced...

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PMID: 15471815
DOI: 10.2527/2004.8213_supple53x

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