What Is Autotransplantation?
In autologous transplantation, after a single-cell embryo is flushed from an animal, it is treated with DNA in vitro and then the embryo is transferred back to the same animal.
Autotransplantation
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- Chinese name
- Autotransplantation
- Definition
- Embryo transfer back to the same animal
- Features
- Improve transgenic production efficiency and save costs
- Condition
- Operators must be skilled in microinjection
- In autologous transplantation, after a single-cell embryo is flushed from an animal, it is treated with DNA in vitro and then the embryo is transferred back to the same animal.
- Improve transgenic production efficiency and save costs.
- 1 Autotransplanted animals must be capable of superovulation and obtain more embryos at a time
- 2 Operators must be skilled in microinjection.
- The recipient animal can be omitted, and the fertility rate and litter rate of this animal are significantly higher than those of allogeneic transplantation.