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Efficient in vitro production of porcine blastocysts by handmade cloning with a combined electrical and chemical activation

Kragh et al., 2005

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15117522093286267700
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Kragh P
Du Y
Corydon T
Purup S
Bolund L
Vajta G
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Theriogenology

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The purpose of our work was to establish an efficient protocol for activation of porcine cytoplast–fibroblast constructs produced by the handmade cloning technique. Firstly, we investigated a combined electrical and chemical activation protocol for parthenogenetic …
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