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Possible actions of methionine on embryonic development and postnatal phenotype of calves produced after embryo transfer.

Theriogenology - 1 Nov 2026

Sagheer Masroor, Hoorn Quinn A, Ojeda-Rojas Oscar A, Block Jeremy, Sproull Abigail J, Heredia Daniella, Cuellar Camila J, Maia Tatiane S, Haimon McKenzie Lj, Maldonado Mariângela Bueno Cordeiro, Bittar João H, Gonella-Diaza Angela M, Hansen Peter J

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Methionine is an important amino acid for the preimplantation embryo and may serve as a developmental programming agent. Here, it was tested whether L-methionine concentration in culture medium used to produce bovine embryos in vitro influences blastocyst development, cell lineage allocation, and lipid metabolism in vitro, as well as pregnancy outcomes and postnatal traits following embryo transfer. Two...

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PMID: 42407162
DOI: 10.1016/j.theriogenology.2026.118066

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