… in mitochondrial membrane potential (ΔΨm) throughout the stages of preimplantation
development in mouse embryos conceived either in vivo or in vitro and human embryos donated to …

… human embryos for research and the reliance on animal model systems. In the present work,
the human embryo … mitochondrial membrane potential and cell division. The mitochondrial …

… The relative mitochondrial membrane potential was calculated by ratiometric analysis of the
… oocytes and embryos were calculated by pixel-by-pixel division of the membrane potential-…

… embryos, the K + channel KCNQ1 (also called Kv7.1) contributes significantly to the membrane
potential … minK, Isk) was misexpressed in the embryo, KCNQ1 currents were suppressed, …

… JC-1 is normally a monomer in the cell; it enters mitochondria in proportion to the membrane
potential and forms J-aggregates at high intramitochondrial concentrations that are induced …

… membrane potentials were measured in mature human oocytes. Injection of cytosolic
extracts made from human or hamster spermatozoa triggered oscillations in [Ca2+]| in human …

… : nodal-like, embryonic atrial-like, and embryonic ventricular-like. The APs were described
as embryonic based on the relatively depolarized resting membrane potential and slow AP …

… Lucifer yellow injected into single blastomeres of embryos at … the primary differentiation of
the human embryo is discussed. … into one or two blastomeres of 13 human embryos, ranging in …

… To investigate whether thapsigargin can cause mitochondrial dysfunction in oocytes,
ΔΨm was visualized by staining with the inner membrane potential dye 5,5′,6,6′-tetrachloro-1,1…

… embryos to human subject protections. There may be other reasons to forgo the potential
benefits of human embryo … neither the humanity nor the future personhood of the embryo are …