The effects of supplementation of synthetic culture media with different energy and protein
sources on in vitro development of pig embryos beyond the 4–8-cell stage have been …

Various factors such as embryo density and substances in the medium can influence
embryo development in vitro. These factors and the embryos probably interact with each …

As the pig becomes increasingly used for biomedical research, an effective and efficient in
vitro culture system is essential. This study aimed to improve the commonly used porcine …

Glucose utilization by sheep embryos was examined in 8‐cell (N= 36) and blastocyst (N=
36) stages, by measuring conversion of [5− 3H] glucose to 3H2O. Fifty percent glucose …

Recent studies in our laboratory have indicated that bovine embryos only use a small
amount of the nutrients available to them in culture. Our objective was to evaluate the …

The effects of commercially available amino acids, referred to as Eagle's non-essential
amino acids (NEAA) and essential amino acids (EAA), on the development of bovine …

The present study evaluated the possible embryotrophic role of fructose supplementation in
chemically defined protein-free KSOM on in vitro development of bovine transgenic cloned …

In the present study, the effects of glucose and/or glycine on the in vitro development of Day
5 (Day 0= IVF) porcine blastocysts were determined. The addition of 2.5–10 mM glucose to …

We tested the effects of the amino acids and vitamins in minimum essential medium (MEM)
and Eagle's medium (BME) on pig blastocyst development and nuclei number. Embryos …

The present study evaluated the effects of various components in a chemically defined
medium on the development of IVM/IVF porcine embryos. The investigated components …