Characterization of cultured adult Corturnix japonica testicular germ stem cells using seven stem cell markers.
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Date Issued
2010Subject Terms
QUAILPHEASANTS
EGGS
CLONING
REPRODUCTION
UROGENITAL SYSTEM
FROZEN ZOO
ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION
BIRDS
DOMESTIC ANIMALS
STEM CELLS
Journal
Biology of ReproductionVolume
83Issue
Suppl_1Start page
713End page
713
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https://academic.oup.com/biolreprod/article/83/Suppl_1/713/2956349Abstract
...The large avian oocyte and the inability to consistently superovulate birds make techniques such as cloning and oocyte cryopreservation unlikely tools for avian conservation. Instead, the use of domestic birds as hosts to produce sperm of exotic species for use in artificial insemination may be a practical approach to conserve avian germplasm....Type
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10.1093/biolreprod/83.s1.713
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