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Embryonic development of in vitro matured and in vitro fertilized dog oocytes.
In several studies, early cleavage stage canine embryos have been derived from in vitro fertilized oocytes cultured under various conditions. Despite these results, IVF protocols for canine oocytes have yielded low fertilization rates. In this study, Experiment I compared the effects of tissue culture medium (TCM)-199 supplemented with either (A) 1 microg/ml estradiol or (B) 20 microg/ml estradiol + 1 microg/ml human somatotropin (hST) on the in vitro nuclear maturation rate of canine oocytes. Meiotic progression to the metaphase I and II (MI/MII) stages at 72 hr of in vitro culture (IVC) was 10.2% (11/108) in medium A versus 14.1% (30/142) in medium B (P = 0.802). In Experiment II, cleavage rate was determined among oocytes recovered from ovaries of bitches at different reproductive stages. Oocytes (n = 888) were retrieved from bitches at the follicular, anestrous, and luteal stages and selected for high morphological quality. Oocytes were matured for 48 hr in TCM-199 supplemented with 1 microg/ml hST + 20 microg/ml estradiol. Oocytes were in vitro fertilized with fresh canine spermatozoa that had been isolated on a Percoll gradient, and were cultured in synthetic oviduct fluid (SOF) medium with bovine serum albumin (BSA; 4 mg/ml) up to 5 days in 5% CO(2) in air at 37 degrees C. A proportion of oocytes (30.6%) with identifiable nuclear material had cytoplasm penetrated or fertilized by sperm. The percentage of oocytes developing into early stage embryos was 10.1% (27/267). Although pronuclear development was observed to be higher for oocytes recovered at the follicular phase, the cleavage rate was similar among oocytes recovered from bitches at the follicular, anestrus, and luteal stages. There was no correlation between the proportion of capacitated or acrosome reacted spermatozoa and pronuclei formation and/or percent cleavage. It was concluded that TCM-199 supplemented with 1 microg/ml hST and estradiol (20 microg/ml) supports nuclear and cytoplasmic maturation of canine oocytes. In this study, meiotic competence was verified by the in vitro production (IVP) and development of embryos up to the 8 cell-stage. Furthermore, the results indicate that, under the described conditions and despite the influence of reproductive status of the bitch on the developmental competence of in vitro fertilized oocytes to the pronuclei stage, cleavage was independent of donor's reproductive estrous cycle stage.Berenice de Avila Rodrigues, Lucila Carboneiro dos Santos, José Luiz Rodrigues
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A short term in vitro cultivation of Babesia rodhaini and Babesia microti.
In vitro cultivation of Babesia rodhaini (BR) and Babesia microti (BM) was attempted. When RPMI1640 was supplemented with 30 or 40% of non-treated fetal bovine serum (FBS), the gas mixture of 3% CO2-8% O2 best supported the growth of both parasites. Under this optimized condition, the percent parasitized erythrocytes peaked to approximately 4- and 2-times initial values for Br and BM, respectively. The cultivated parasites retained the infectivity to the host mice. BM showed the characteristic feature of division during cultivation. However, the lots of FBS will have to be taken into consideration, since the FBS lots were shown to give large varieties to the results. Selection of the appropriate FBS lot may yield the better growth of these protozoa.S Shikano, K Nakada, R Hashiguchi, T Shimada, K Ono
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Extracorporeal development and ultrarapid freezing of human fetal ova.
The present study was performed to culture human fetal ova to determine whether they can be matured and cryopreserved using ultrarapid freezing.J Zhang, J Liu, K P Xu, B Liu, M DiMattina
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