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embryo transfer
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the movement of pre-implantation embryos from the repro tract of the genetic mother (donor) to the surrogate mother (recipient)
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objective of ET
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to increase # of offspring from genetically valuable females
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6 steps in the ET process
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super-ovulation of donor, insemination of donor, synchronization of donor and recipient, collection of embryos from donor, location/grading/storing of embryos, deposition of embryos into recipient's repro tract
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super ovulation
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induction of follicular development in excess of the normal number. FSH is the hormone used to induce super ovulation in most species. 4 days of treatments
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the donor should be bred with __ units of semen __ hours post estrus and __ units of semen __ hours post estrus
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2 units of semen 12 hours post estrus and 1 unit of semen 24 hours post estrus
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for best results, estrous cycle of recipient should be within ____ hours of the donor, but acceptable results can be achieved if they are within ____ hours
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24 hours. 36 hours
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embryos should be collection ___ days post estrus in the bovine
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7 days
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a _____________ is given to prevent rectal contractions by the donor
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epidural block
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the _____________ is inserted through the vagina and cervix into the uterus and held in place by an inflatable cuff
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"Foley catheter"
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the embryos are flushed out of the donor's uterus using a ____________ that is enriched with calf serum and an antibiotic
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phosphate buffered saline (PBS) solution
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the embryos are located using a dissecting microscope and then transferred into a small holding dish where they are graded on __________-
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quality
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the technician is careful to place the embryo in the _____________ as ovulation occurred in the donor female
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same uterine horn (same side of uterus)
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