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Table 1 Comparison of embryonic development potential after MI and MII ooplasmic transfer (OT) in mammalian sample

From: Ooplasmic transfer in human oocytes: efficacy and concerns in assisted reproduction

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Explanation

Species

D

R

OT (%)

Fertilized (%)

2-cell (%)

4-cell (%)

6-cell (%)

8-cell (%)

Blastocyst (%)

ET (%)

pregnancy

Birth

 

Monkey [4]

MII

MI

42

23 (54.8%)

4 (9.5%)

3 (7.1%)

Sham MI

43

26 (60.5%)

0

0

Control MI

37

30 (81%)

0

0

MII

MII

22

22 (100%)

4 (18%)

4 (18%)

Sham MII

18

18 (100%)

3 (16.7%)

3 (16.7%)

Control MII

24

24 (100%)

6 (25%)

4 (16%)

 

Human [1]

MII

MII

14(100)

9 (64.3%)

8 (57.1%)

8 (57.1%)

8 (57.1%)

8 (57.1%)

4 (28.6%)

4 (28.6%)

1 (7.1%)

1 (7.1%)

amniocyte nDNA and mtDNA fingerprinting

Human [16]

MII

MII

22 fused

15 (68.2%)

10 (46.4%)

3 (13.6%)

0

0

amniocyte nDNA and mtDNA fingerprinting

MII

MII

48

38 (79.17%)

8(16.7)

5 (10.4%)

3 (6.3%)

1 (2.1%)

amniocyte nDNA and mtDNA fingerprinting

Control MII

17

9 (52.9%)

0

Human [18]

Cryo_MII

MII

37

26 (70.3%)

17 (45.9%)

2

2 (5%)

Human [19]

3PN

MII

62

44 (80%)

39 (63%)

39 (63%)

39 (63%)

4 (6.4%)

4

amniocentesis and karyotyping

Human [20]

MII

MII

26

2 (7.7%)

Confocal microscopy and mtDNA fingerprinting

Human [21]

MII

MII

8

6 (75%)

6 (75%)

5 (62.5%)

4 (50%)

2 (25%)

4 (50%)

2 (25%)

2 (25%)

MII Control

4

3 (75%)

3 (75%)

1 (25%)

  1. Donor: “D”. Recipient: “R”