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Laboratory Production of Cattle Embryos by Ian R. Gordon

Laboratory Production of Cattle Embryos Ian R. Gordon ebook
Page: 577
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0851996663, 9780851996660
Publisher: CABI

Key Laboratory of Animal Biotechnology of Xinjiang and Key Laboratory of Grass Livestock Reproduction and Breed Biotechnology, Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Science Academy of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Urumqi 830000, Sheep oocytes derived from the ovaries collected from the slaughterhouse are often used for research on in vitro embryo production, animal cloning, transgenesis, embryonic stem cells, and other embryo biotechnology aspects. Laboratory Production of Cattle Embryos. Livestock handling & transport, 2e :Rp. Livestock, ethics and quality of life :Rp. Livestock scientists from ILRI and the Clinical Studies Department of the University of Nairobi (UON) recently succeeded in breeding Kenya’s first test-tube calf using a technique called in vitro embryo production (IVEP). Ovaries from gilts were obtained at an abattoir, placed in 0.9% (w/v) NaCl solution at 30–35°C and transported to the laboratory within 3–4 h of collection. Laboratory Production of Cattle Embryos, 2nd Edition (Biotechnology in Agriculture Series) book download. This text is devoted to technologies which are still developing but which are likely to take over from artificial insemination as the farmer's main tool to produce large numbers of high quality calves. IVEP makes it possible to rapidly The difference is that while the traditional ET techniques involve more animals and are wholly done in the field, IVEP is undertaken in the lab and involves fewer surrogate animals in the field. The main findings of the present study were that sperm selected by SLC were able to fertilize oocytes and the proportion of embryos developing to blastocyst was similar to the embryo production in their unselected counterparts . Livestock; Feeds & feeding :Rp. In 'Laboratory Production of Cattle Embryos'. (Cab International: Wallingford.) Gutnisky, C., Dalvit, G., Pintos, L., Thompson, J., Beconi, M., and Cetica, P. Gordon I: Laboratory production of cattle embryos. Laboratory animal facility; Managing the :Rp.