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publicationDate 2015-04-16-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
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titleOfInvention Recombinant embryo sac developed into pigs, pig fetus and breeding method for piglets
abstract The invention provides a method for cultivating a recombinant blastocyst which develops into a pig, comprising the steps of: obtaining an oocyte of a pig, and cutting the oocyte into two parts of an oocyte nucleus and an oocyte cytoplasm by using a slitting cutter. The donor cells of the pig are provided, and the donor cell and the oocyte are first fused to form a recombinant embryo, and the recombinant embryo is further fused with another oocyte cytoplasm. The recombinant embryo is subjected to an activation treatment. The secondary recombinant embryo was cultured to a four-cell stage. Finally, a plurality of recombinant embryos in the post-activation phase of the embryonic gene or four cells are polymerized into another recombinant blastocyst. The invention also provides a method of cultivating a pig fetus and a method of cultivating a particular pig progeny.
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