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Arq. bras. med. vet. zootec ; 63(5): 1054-1059, out. 2011. tab
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-605827

ABSTRACT

Avaliou-se o efeito do soro de cadela em estro na maturação in vitro de ovócitos caninos, utilizando-se 92 ovócitos de cadelas, submetidas à cirurgia eletiva de ovarioisterectomia. Os ovócitos foram selecionados e distribuídos em dois tratamentos: T1 (n = 48), ovócitos cultivados in vitro durante 96 horas utilizando meio base - TCM199 + 5µg/mL de LH + 20µg/mL de FSH - mais 10 por cento de soro inativado de vaca em estro e T2 (n = 44), ovócitos cultivados em meio base mais 10 por cento de soro inativado de cadela em estro. O percentual de ovócitos observados em metáfase I não indicou diferenças (P>0,05) entre T1 (2,1 por cento) e T2 (0,0 por cento), porém a taxa de ovócitos maduros (metáfase II) foi diferente (P<0,05), sendo 27,1 por cento em T1 e 47,7 por cento em T2. O mesmo fato ocorreu com a taxa de cromatina condensada (P<0,01), com 14,6 e 0,0 por cento, respectivamente. Nos ovócitos sem configuração cromossômica, não foram observadas diferenças (P>0,05), sendo 56,3 por cento em T1 e 52,3 por cento em T2. Estes resultados indicam que a adição de soro de cadela em estro no meio de cultivo oferece melhores condições para o desenvolvimento in vitro, quando comparado à de soro de vaca em estro.


This study aimed to evaluate the effect of estrus on in vitro canine oocyte. A total of 92 oocyte from bitches under ovary-hysterectomy surgery was used. The oocytes were selected and randomly assigned to two different treatments, being T1 (n = 48) in vitro cultured for 96h using basic medium (TCM199 + 5µg/mL of LH + 20µg/mL of FSH), plus 10 percent of cow inactive serum in estrus and T2 (n = 44) basic medium plus 10 percent of bitch inactive serum in estrus. The percentage of oocyte observed on metaphase I do not indicate a difference (P>0.05) between T1 (2.1 percent) and T2 (0.0 percent). However, the rate of mature oocyte (metaphase II) was different (P<0.05), being 27.1 percent for T1 and 47.7 percent for T2. There was difference (P<0.05) in the condensed chromatin rate for T1 (14.6 percent) and T2 (0.0 percent), respectively. There was no difference (P>0.05) between T1 (56.3 percent) and T2 (52.3 percent) in oocyte with no chromosome configuration. These results indicate that supplementation with estrus bitch serum on culture media offer better conditions to in vitro development, when compared to estrus cow serum.


Subject(s)
Animals , Female , Dogs , Embryonic Development , Fetal Development , Oocytes/growth & development , Anestrus , Estrus , Menstrual Cycle
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Arq. bras. med. vet. zootec ; 62(6): 1507-1510, dez. 2010. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-576055

ABSTRACT

A simplified, fast, and innovative method was developed to count the total cell number in blastocysts. Murine blastocysts (N = 195) were used in this study. They were obtained after 10h culture of initial blastocysts, compact morulae grades I and II recovered from superovulated mouse. After culture, the blastococysts were selected to test the new proposal of counting. The process was done after embryo fixation in a sodium citrate solution, and adherence in glass slide. Following, the coloration was done using a fast panoptic coloration kit. As a result, it was possible to identify the blastomeres and count them in each blastocyst. This method provided a fast and effective analysis of the total cell number when compared with other techniques. Moreover, this new method shows advantages related to the cell visualization, which can be done in more simple equipment like stereoscopic microscope. Other interesting observed point was the long period of time and quality that the coloration stays on slides, considering other techniques.


Subject(s)
Animals , Muridae/classification , Sheep/classification , Cell Count , Fetal Development/genetics
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