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Cryopreservation and transfer of pig embryos.

Society of Reproduction and Fertility supplement - 1 Jan 2006

Cameron R D A, Beebe L F S, Blackshaw A W

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Recent advances in cryopreservation and non-surgical transfer of pig embryos have made embryo transfer in pigs a commercially viable technology especially for the international transfer of valuable genetic material. Early research demonstrated that early stage pig embryos were highly sensitive to temperatures below 15 degrees C and this sensitivity decreased with development to peri-hatching blastocysts which is...

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