Development of assisted reproductive technologies in the great apes /
A safe and repeatable non-surgical embryo collection technique was developed for the chimpanzee. The embryo recovery rate was 28% (n = II 3) for all collection attempts, and as high as 50% ( n = 12) for individual chimpanzees with known fertility. Medium return averaged 92%. Embryo recovery rate...
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| Call Number: |
1996 Dissertation B695 |
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| 1996 Dissertation B695 | Available | |