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Integration of microfluidics and mammalian IVF

14 Jul 2016

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The in vitro production of livestock embryos is central to several areas of animal biotechnology. Further, the use of in vitro embryo manipulation is expanding as new applications emerge. ARTs find direct applications in increasing genetic quality of livestock, producing transgenic animals, cloning, artificial insemination, reducing disease transmission, preserving endangered germplasm, producing chimeric animals...

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PMID: 27418669
DOI: 10.1093/molehr/gaw048

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