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The influence of in-vitro culture and cooling on the survival and development of cow embryos.

Trounson AO, Willadsen SM, Rowson LE
Journal of reproduction and fertility
Jul 1, 1976
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Cow morulae cultured in a phosphate-buffered medium containing serum developed normally and retained viability when transferred to recipients. Unlike earlier cleavage stages, cow blastocysts tolerated cooling to 0 degrees C and retained viability after storage for 48 hr at 0 degrees C when transferred to recipients.

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