Cloning as it relates to the animal kingdom generally refers to the production of genetically
identical individuals. Because cloning is increasingly the subject of renewed attention as a …

The northern white rhinoceros (NWR) is functionally extinct, with only two nonreproductive
females remaining. However, because of the foresight of scientists, cryopreserved cells and …

The cloning of horses is a commercial reality, yet the availability of oocytes for cloned
embryo production remains a major limitation. Immature oocytes collected from abattoir …

Low cloning efficiency limits the wide application of somatic cell nuclear transfer technology.
Apoptosis and incomplete DNA methylation reprogramming of pluripotency genes are …

Embryo transfer (ET) and intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) are widely used in equine
species, but their effects on fetal adnexa and neonates have not been investigated yet. The …

The nucleolus is the most prominent liquid droplet-like membrane-less organelle in
mammalian cells. Unlike the nucleolus in terminally differentiated somatic cells, those in …

Domestic cat blastocysts cultured without the zona pellucida exhibit reduced implantation
capacity. However, the protein expression profile has not been evaluated in these embryos …

Single-cell transportation is one of the most common cell operations. Transporting cells with
micropipettes is convenient for a wide range of biomedical applications. For high-efficiency …

The technique of pig cloning holds great promise for the livestock industry, life science, and
biomedicine. However, the prenatal death rate of cloned pig embryos is extremely high …

Simple Summary Interspecies SCNT-based cloning and in vitro production of interspecies
SCNT-derived embryos allows cells that have undergone terminal differentiation to be …