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Development of a new device for manipulating frozen mouse 2-cell embryos on the International Space Station

2022-04-04

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Whether mammalian embryos develop normally under microgravity remains to be determined. However, embryos are too small to be handled by inexperienced astronauts who orbit Earth on the International Space Station (ISS). Here we describe the development of a new device that allows astronauts to thaw and culture frozen mouse 2-cell embryos on the ISS without directly contacting the embryos. First, we developed severa...

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8ad4edfc-f075-5790-9636-a3e107985235
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-1508929/v1
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