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Nuclear and microtubule reorganization in nuclear‐transferred bovine embryos

Molecular Reproduction and Development, 2002
AbstractWe studied the nuclear and microtubule dynamics in nonactivated and pre‐activated chromatin‐removed oocytes following transfer of nuclei from bovine fibroblast cells. Immediately after fusion between membranes of oocytes and fibroblasts, a microtubule aster containing a γ‐tubulin spot was seen near the transferred nucleus in most oocytes ...
Mi-Ra, Shin, Sang-Wook, Park, Hosup, Shim, Nam-Hyung, Kim   +3 more
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Nuclear Transfer and Transgenesis in the Pig

2014
Somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) using genetically modified donor cells facilitates the generation of tailored pig models for biomedical research and for xenotransplantation. Up to now, SCNT is the main way to generate gene-targeted pigs, since germ line-competent pluripotent stem cells are not available for this species.
Mayuko, Kurome, Barbara, Kessler, Annegret, Wuensch, Hiroshi, Nagashima, Eckhard, Wolf   +4 more
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Nuclear Transfer in Nonhuman Primates

2006
The nonhuman primate is a highly relevant model for the study of human diseases, and currently there is a significant need for populations of animals with specific genotypes that can not be satisfied by the capture of animals from the wild or by conventional breeding.
Shoukhrat M, Mitalipov, Don P, Wolf
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Nuclear Transfer in the Mouse Oocyte

2012
The nuclear transfer (NT) technique in the mouse has enabled us to generate cloned mice and to establish NT embryonic stem (ntES) cells. Direct nuclear injection into mouse oocytes with a piezo impact drive unit can aid in the bypass of several steps of the original cell fusion procedure.
Eiji, Mizutani, Atsuo, Ogura, Teruhiko, Wakayama   +2 more
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Nuclear Transfer ☆

2013
C. Lorthongpanich, C.Y. Lim, D. Solter
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Protocols for Nuclear Transfer in Mice

2006
Cloning by nuclear transfer in mammals has revealed the remarkable ability of an oocyte to reprogram transferred cell nuclei and induce them to recapitulate the developmental program. This chapter summarizes the method used since 1998 for mouse cloning, which differs from that for large animal cloning.
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Nuclear Transfer in Cattle

2004
Gottfried, Brem, Manzoor A, Nowshari
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Nuclear Transfer

2021
Keith H.S. Campbell, Ian Wilmut
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Molecular Imaging in Oncology: Current Impact and Future Directions

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022
Martin G. Pomper, Steven P Rowe
exaly  

Nuclear Factor of Activated T Cells Operates as Conductor of the Epigenetic Orchestra in Pancreatic Carcinogenesis

Medical Epigenetics, 2013
Volker Ellenrieder, Elisabeth Hessmann
exaly