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Gender Preselection in Domestic Animals Using Flow Cytometrically Sorted Sperm1

1992-01-01

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Preselecting the gender of offspring in both humans and animals has been of keen interest since the beginning of recorded history. Numerous attempts have been made to accomplish gender preselection in both humans and animals. However, virtually all attempts have ended in failure, primarily because they lacked a scientific basis upon which to determine a measurable difference. Some methods have been derived from fo...

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269379cb-5334-548e-9b6f-5d1dddf5cd7b
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10.2527/1992.70suppl_28x
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