Embryo Transfer
Research from University of Kentucky, Markey Cancer Center reveals new findings on embryo transfer
Published in Oncology Business Week, April 4th, 2010
New research, 'A device for the simple and rapid transcervical transfer of mouse embryos eliminates the need for surgery and potential post-operative complications,' is the subject of a report. According to recent research from the United States, "We describe a novel device that can be used for the transcervical transfer of embryos into pseudopregnant female mice. This nonsurgical embryo transfer (NSET) device is as efficient as standard surgical embryo transfer in the production of transgenic mice, and can also be used for the transfer of embryonic stem cell-containing chimeric blastocysts and cryopreserved embryos."
"In addition to the elimination of surgery,...
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