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Differential cleavage and developmental rates and their correlation with cell numbers and sex ratios in buffalo embryos generated in vitro

Totey et al., 1996

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5448954455878799242
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Totey S
Daliri M
Rao K
Pawshe C
Taneja M
Chillar R
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Theriogenology

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In vitro matured and fertilized buffalo oocytes were co-cultured with buffalo oviductal epithelial cells (BOEC) in CRlaa medium. Cleaved embryos were separated according to the time of completion of first cleavage (ie, before 30 h and after 30 h post insemination) and …
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