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Effect of free amino acids and vitamins on cleavage and developmental rate of bovine zygotes in vitro

1 Feb 1994

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Due to the complicated media used for culturing bovine embryos, most of the nutrient requirements are unknown. Recently, we developed a simple, serum-free medium (CR1) that allows bovine embryos to develop in vitro. Therefore, our objective was to determine whether development of bovine embryos would be improved by the addition of free amino acids and vitamins to CR1. Oocytes were recovered from slaughterhouse...

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PMID: 8157527
DOI: 10.2527/1994.722434x

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