Improving the method of cloning primate embryos
- Authors: Bersenev A.V.
- Issue: No 1 (2005)
- Pages: 35-36
- Section: Cell technology
- URL: https://genescells.ru/2313-1829/article/view/192512
- ID: 192512
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Fig. 1. Primate blastocyst obtained by somatic cell nuclear transfer. From Dev Biol 2004; 276; 2:237-52, as amended.
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Fig. 2. Anomalies in the development of microtubules of the chromosomal spindle in case of intraspecific PID (a). Normal picture during intraspecific transfer of a primate cell nucleus into a calf oocyte (b). Staining of microtubules (green) and nuclear DNA (blue). From Dev Biol 2004; 276; 2:237-52, as amended.
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Fig. 3. Pattern of abnormal first mitosis in a primate embryo, created by the PNS method (a). Normal metaphase (b) and telophase (c) of mitosis of a control parthenogenetically developed embryo. Staining of microtubules (red), nucleus (blue) and protein Eg5 centrosomes (green). From Dev Biol 2004; 276; 2:237-52, as amended.
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