Supplementing alfa-Linolenic acid in the in vitro maturation media improves nuclear maturation rate of oocytes and early embryonic development in the Nili Ravi buffalo

Azam, Asima; Shahzad, Qaisar; Ul-Husna, Asma; Qadeer, Saima; Ejaz, Rabea; Fouladi-Nashta, Ali A; Khalid, Muhammad; Ullah, Nemat; Akhtar, Tasneem; Akhter, Shamim.
Anim. Reprod. (Online) ; 14(4): 1161-1169, Oct.-Dec. 2017. ilus, graf, tab
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