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Consequences of physiological heat shock beginning at the zygote stage on embryonic development and expression of stress response genes in cattle

Sakatani et al., 2012

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Sakatani M
Alvarez N
Takahashi M
Hansen P
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Journal of dairy science

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The goal was to understand the role of heat shock at the zygote stage in causing infertility. Culture at 40° C reduced the percentage of inseminated oocytes that became a morula or blastocyst by d 6 or that were a blastocyst at d 8. An additional experiment was done to test …
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