Transfer and detection of freshly isolated or cultured chicken (Gallus gallus) and exotic species' embryonic gonadal germ stem cells in host embryos
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2014Journal title
Zoological ScienceVolume
31Issue
6Begin page
360End page
368
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10.2108/zs130210Alternative link
http://www.bioone.org/doi/abs/10.2108/zs130210Abstract
The management of captive avian breeding programs increasingly utilizes various artificial reproductive technologies, including in ovo sexing of embryos to adjust population sex ratios….. This project evaluated the possibility of using xenotransfer of embryonic gonadal germline stem cells (GGCs) for future reintroduction of their germplasm into the gene pool…..Type
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© 2014 Zoological Society of Japanae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.2108/zs130210
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