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Rabbit Oocyte Cytoplasm Supports Development of Nuclear Transfer Embryos Derived from the Somatic Cells of the Camel and Tibetan Antelope

1 Jan 2006

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This study was designed to examine the ability of rabbit metaphase II oocyte cytoplasm to support the development of interspecies nuclear transfer embryos reconstructed using donor nuclei from different species. Skin fibroblast cells from a camel and Tibetan antelope were used as donor nuclei. As a first step, we investigated the efficiency of different activation protocols by comparing the parthenogenetic...

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PMID: 16575155
DOI: 10.1262/jrd.17095

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