[The preservation of mammalian ova and embryos at positive near-zero temperatures. II. The general patterns and mechanisms of hypothermic exposure].

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[The preservation of mammalian ova and embryos at positive near-zero temperatures. II. The general patterns and mechanisms of hypothermic exposure].

Ontogenez - 1 Jan 2000

Krivokharchenko A S, Vil'ianovich L I

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General patterns of the sensitivity of embryos to hypothermia are described, such as its species-specific dependence, its relationship with the embryonic stage, etc. Data are provided on differences in the cold resistance of the inner cell mass and trophectoderm cells, as well as that of the nucl...

Topics

Animals
Blastocyst
Cold Temperature
Genotype
Mammals
Ovum
Temperature
Time Factors
Tissue Preservation

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