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Dish-microdrop method in the vitrification of mouse embryos

Ma Yan

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Objective To study the dish microdrop method in the vitrification of KunBai mouse 8~12 cell embryos and test the cryopreservation efficiency. Methods The embryos were first incubated in EG 20 for 3 minutes and then transferred to EFS 40 for 1 minute. An EFS 40 microdrop less than 0.5μl containing mouse embryos was expelled onto a 35 mm dish which was immediately dipped directly into liquid nitrogen. Results After thawing, we got a recovery rate of 98.1% and no zona pellucida damage was observed.Furthermore, the revival rate of the vitrification method was as high as 95.2% after the freezing and thawing cycle.There was no significant difference between the frozen and unfrozen embryos in development ability in vitro and in vivo (84.3% vs 90.1%,12.1% vs 13.5%,P0.05,respectively). Conclusion KunBai mouse 8~12 cell embryos can be vitrified with the dish microdrop method efficiently.

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Objective To study the dish microdrop method in the vitrification of KunBai mouse 8~12 cell embryos and test the cryopreservation efficiency. Methods The embryos were first incubated in EG 20 for 3 minutes and then transferred to EFS 40 for 1 minute. An EFS 40 microdrop less than 0.5μl containing mouse embryos was expelled onto a 35 mm dish which was immediately dipped directly into liquid nitrogen. Results After thawing, we got a recovery rate of 98.1% and no zona pellucida damage was observed.Furthermore, the revival rate of the vitrification method was as high as 95.2% after the freezing and thawing cycle.There was no significant difference between the frozen and unfrozen embryos in development ability in vitro and in vivo (84.3% vs 90.1%,12.1% vs 13.5%,P0.05,respectively). Conclusion KunBai mouse 8~12 cell embryos can be vitrified with the dish microdrop method efficiently.

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Objective To study the dish microdrop method in the vitrification of KunBai mouse 8~12 cell embryos and test the cryopreservation efficiency. Methods The embryos were first incubated in EG 20 for 3 minutes and then transferred to EFS 40 for 1 minute. An EFS 40 microdrop less than 0.5μl containing mouse embryos was expelled onto a 35 mm dish which was immediately dipped directly into liquid nitrogen. Results After thawing, we got a recovery rate of 98.1% and no zona pellucida damage was observed.Furthermore, the revival rate of the vitrification method was as high as 95.2% after the freezing and thawing cycle.There was no significant difference between the frozen and unfrozen embryos in development ability in vitro and in vivo (84.3% vs 90.1%,12.1% vs 13.5%,P0.05,respectively). Conclusion KunBai mouse 8~12 cell embryos can be vitrified with the dish microdrop method efficiently.

Key concepts: Vitrification, Cryopreservation, Andrology, Zona pellucida, Embryo, Liquid nitrogen, Significant difference, Embryo cryopreservation

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