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Integration of microfluidics in animal in vitro embryo production
M. B. Wheeler
, M. Rubessa
Animal Sciences
Carl R. Woese Institute for Genomic Biology
Bioengineering
Veterinary Clinical Medicine
Micro and Nanotechnology Lab
Beckman Institute for Advanced Science and Technology
Biomedical and Translational Sciences
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Animal Biotechnology
50%
Animal Cloning
50%
Artificial Insemination
50%
Chimeric Animals
50%
Cleavage Rate
50%
Culture Media
50%
Disease Research
50%
Disease Transmission
50%
Embryo Culture
50%
Embryo Manipulation
50%
Embryology
50%
Fluidic System
50%
Gametes
50%
Genetic Quality
50%
Germplasm
50%
Handling Technology
50%
In Vitro Development
50%
In Vitro Embryo Production
100%
In Vitro Production
100%
In Vitro System
50%
In Vivo Conditions
50%
Infertility
50%
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection
50%
Livestock
100%
Mammalian Embryo
100%
Mammalian Oocyte
50%
Manipulation Technology
50%
Mature Oocyte
50%
Micro-fabricated
50%
Microenvironment
50%
Microfluidic System
50%
Microfluidic Technology
50%
Microfluidics
100%
Microscale Devices
50%
Nuclear Transfer
50%
Oocyte Culture
50%
Pipette
50%
Preimplantation
50%
Transgenic Animals
50%
Medicine and Dentistry
Artificial Insemination
25%
Disease
25%
Egg Cell
25%
Embryo Culture
50%
Embryo Production
100%
Germplasm
25%
Horizontal Disease Transmission
25%
In Vitro
100%
In Vitro Production
50%
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection
25%
Mammalian Embryo
25%
Nuclear Transfer
25%
Oocyte
50%
Transgenic Animal
25%