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Advances in production of embryos <i>in vitro</i> from juvenile and prepubertal oocytes from the calf and lamb

29 Jul 1997

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The use of juvenile donors in embryo-transfer (ET) programmes offers considerable potential for accelerated genetic gain in domestic livestock through reduced generation interval. The present paper reviews recent research aimed at optimizing embryo production from oocytes collected from young calves and lambs using in vitro methods of embryo production. Emphasis is placed on criteria for donor selection,...

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PMID: 9261881
DOI: 10.1071/r96080

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