- An
oocyte (/ˈoʊəsaɪt/, oöcyte, or
ovocyte is a
female gametocyte or germ cell
involved in reproduction. In
other words, it is an
immature ovum, or egg...
- with
cleavage stage.
Laboratories have
developed grading methods to
judge ovocyte and
embryo quality. In
order to
optimise pregnancy rates,
there is significant...
-
fertilisation and
early embryo culture,
while Steptoe used
laparoscopy to
recover ovocytes from
patients with
tubal infertility.
Their attempts met
significant hostility...
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proteins are
synthesized heterologously in the liver,
which are
necessary for
ovocyte growth and development.
Examples of such
necessary liver proteins are vitellogenin...
-
female infertility are: DNA
damage DNA
damage reduces fertility in
female ovocytes, as
caused by smoking,
other xenobiotic DNA
damaging agents (such as radiation...
- well-understood species. However, the lack of
female saola donors of
enucleated ovocytes and
receptive females, as well as the
interspecific barriers,
greatly compromise...
- (IVF) to
obtain embryos for
evaluation of the
genome – alternatively,
ovocytes can be
screened prior to fertilisation. The
technique was
first used in...
- André J,
Rouiller CH (1957) L'ultrastructure de la
membrane nucléaire des
ovocytes del l'araignée (Tegenaria
domestica Clark). Proc
European Conf Electron...
- one
source it may be much
higher (6500 with X rays as the reference) on
ovocytes. The RBE of
neutrons is 4–6 for bacteria, 8–12 for
simple eukaryotic cells...
- {\displaystyle 4\times 10^{4}}
ovocyte per
liter when
fertilized at
concentrations of 500 to 5000 ****tozoans per
ovocyte. From this it was determined...
