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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"embryo collection"”.

  1. THE ROLE OF A AND B VITAMINS DURING OROFACIAL DEVELOPMENT OF XENOPUS LAEVIS

    … for orofacial development studies. The ease of embryo collection and manipulation, in addition to the conservation of DNA sequence between the two species, makes them ideal for studying developmental processes. Further, tissue specific experiments are extremely feasible due to the size of …

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  2. INVESTIGATING PAIR-RULE GENE ORTHOLOGS IN AN INTERMEDIATE GERM BEETLE, DERMESTES MACULATUS

    … simultaneously in Drosophila in early embryos, while most other insects add segments sequentially as the embryo elongates. Our goal is to understand molecular mechanisms controlling segment formation and to determine the extent of their conservation during evolution. Here, we …

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  3. Embryo Production by Superovulation and Dual Siring in Alpacas

    … the genetic gain of a herd, superovulation and embryo transfer techniques can be used to produce multiple embryos from genetically superior females. We hypothesized that the use of superovulation and dual siring results in the production of multiple embryos sired by both of the males. Our …

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  4. Effects of Differences in Dietary Protein and Varying the Interval from Collection of Bovine Embryos to Freezing on Embryo Quality and Viability

    … protein on the production and quality of bovine embryos collected from superovulated donors. Angus cows were randomly assigned to receive one of three experimental diets: a daily ration of 5.7 kg poultry litter, 2.0 kg hay, 3.1 kg corn, and 0.5 kg peanut hulls (LITTER; n = 15); a daily ration of …

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