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An interclass nuclear transfer between fowl and mammal: in vitro development of chicken-to-cattle interclass embryos and the detection of chicken genetic complements.

Division of Animal Genetic Engineering, School of Agricultural Biotechnology, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea.
Fertility and Sterility (impact factor: 3.56). 11/2004; 82(4):957-9. DOI:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2004.06.019 pp.957-9
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ABSTRACT An attempt was made to develop an interclass somatic cell nuclear transfer method as an alternative means of establishing chicken embryonic stem cells. Chicken-to-cattle interclass embryos that activated calcium ionophore, cycloheximide, and cytochalasin D were developed into blastocysts, and the developing interclass embryos had chicken genetic complements.

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Keywords

activated calcium ionophore
 
chicken embryonic
 
cycloheximide
 
cytochalasin D
 
developing interclass embryos
 
interclass somatic cell nuclear transfer method
 

Tae M Kim