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Genetic control of survival of frozen mouse embryos.

Biology of reproduction - 1 Jan 2000

Pomp D, Eisen E J

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Lines of mice selected for increased litter size (L+), increased body weight (W+), or randomly (K) were used to study genetic variation in embryo cryosurvival in response to standard cryopreservation protocols. A total of 60528-cell embryos from 400 females were used in two studies. In Study 1, embryos from L+, W+, and K were frozen by slow-cool and ultrarapid (direct-plunge) methods to evaluate effects of...

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PMID: 2383606
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod42.5.775

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