Nuclear transfer embryo formation method
CA 2493187 A1 · Owner: Trustees Of Tufts College · Inventors: Overstrom, Eric W.; Fischer, Daniela
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A nuclear transfer embryo is formed by destabilizing microtubules of an oocyte, whereby essentially all endogenous chromatin collects at a second polar body during meiosis of an oocyte. The oocyte is fused with the nucleus of a donor somatic cell of the same species of said oocyte prior to cessation of extrusion of the second polar body from the oocyte thereby forming the , nuclear transfer embryo. In one embodiment the nuclear transfer embryo is , employed to impregnate an animal such as a mammal. In another embodiment the , donor nucleus is transgenic.
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- Filed July 29, 2003. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended July 29, 2023.
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