Embryo Stage Sensitivity
Embryo Stage Sensitivity is a biological construct that denotes the differential responsiveness of mammalian embryos to cryopreservation-induced stress as a function of their developmental stage, particularly distinguishing the varying tolerance to vitrification protocols between cleavage-stage, morula, and blastocyst phases.
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Chilling sensitivity of mammalian embryos
J.W. Pollard, S.P. Leibo · Theriogenology · 1994 · 210 citations
Veterinary Medicine, Developmental Biology, Embryo Transfer +10
R. L. Benech Arnold, M. Fenner, Phil Edwards · New Phytologist · 1991 · 189 citations · Full text
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