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A microfluidic system supports single mouse embryo culture leading to full-term development

2013-01-01

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The present study demonstrates the feasibility of application of a microfluidic system for in vitro culture of pre-implantation mouse embryos, with subsequent development to full-term upon embryo transfer. Specifically, embryos cultured in groups in nL volume chambers achieve pre-implantation developmental rates up to 95% (4.5 days after fertilization), while birth rates upon transfer in utero are comparable to co...

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ac689b36-dd8c-56b6-8fc0-4c018984e555
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10.1039/c3ra44453h
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