insemination

Examples of inseminated

inseminated

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The stages at which human fertilization arrests: microtubule and chromosome configurations in inseminated oocytes which failed to complete fertilization and development in humans.
After culture, some oocytes (onethird) were fixed to examine nuclear maturation; subgroups of oocytes were inseminated or used for glutathione assay.
Cumulus-oocyte complexes were collected from slaughterhouse ovaries, matured, inseminated and subjected to embryo culture in vitro.
Our results indicate that with this improved in vitro system, more than 50% of inseminated oocytes can develop to blastocyst stage.
In a series of experiments, empty zonae were inseminated, then washed thoroughly to remove all spermatozoa from the outer zona surfaces.
In the control group, in contrast, spermatozoa penetrated 29 (36.3%) of 80 diploid embryos inseminated for the first time at the 2-cell stage.
Oocytes were inseminated with spermatozoa that had undergone the spontaneous acrosome reaction in normal medium.
Inseminated females producing no larvae over this 6-day period were considered sterile.
Oocytes were inseminated with 5 x 104 motile spermatozoa and cultured under the same conditions.
The final purpose of this study was to investigate the possibility of using this activation method to activate inseminated oocytes that were not fully activated.
Oocytes inseminated after the first minute of activation did not become fertilised, indicating that the block to polyspermy had been established.
Only ten out of the 313 females that mated were not inseminated and seven of these mated with irradiated males.
All eggs remained unactivated until they were inseminated by the conventional method.
In the second experiment, 380 ewes were inseminated at different times before or after ovulation, producing 537 lambs.
The other inseminated oocytes were further cultured for up to 8 days.
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