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Theriogenology 39:875-886, 1983
Glucose requirement at different developmental stages of in vitro fertilized bovine embryos cultured in semi-defined medium
Abstract
Three experiments were conducted in which 2-cell bovine embryos were prepared from oocytes, obtained from abattoir ovaries, by in vitro maturation for 22 to 24 hours, followed by exposure to spermatozoa for 8
hours and culture for 40 hours within the cumulus. The cumulus cells were then removed, and the cleaved embryos were cultured for further 120 hours or longer, in the presence or absence of glucose, pyruvate and
lactate.
Very few embryos developed in the complete absence of energy substrates.
Lactate and pyruvate, alone or combined, supported development to the 8-cell stage, but pyruvate was required to support development to the morula stage(Experiment 1). When present throughout culture or
when added at 48 or 96 hours post insemination, 5.56mM glucose was detrimental to development(Experiment 1 and 2). However, when added at 120 hours post insemination, 5.56mM glucose improved
development to the blastocyst and expanded blastocyst stages, compared with no glucose or 11.12mM glucose(Experiment 3).
key words: bovine, oocytes, in vitro fertilization, embryo development, energy substrates
Glucose requirement at different developmental stages of in vitro fertilized bovine embryos cultured in semi-defined medium
Abstract
Three experiments were conducted in which 2-cell bovine embryos were prepared from oocytes, obtained from abattoir ovaries, by in vitro maturation for 22 to 24 hours, followed by exposure to spermatozoa for 8
hours and culture for 40 hours within the cumulus. The cumulus cells were then removed, and the cleaved embryos were cultured for further 120 hours or longer, in the presence or absence of glucose, pyruvate and
lactate.
Very few embryos developed in the complete absence of energy substrates.
Lactate and pyruvate, alone or combined, supported development to the 8-cell stage, but pyruvate was required to support development to the morula stage(Experiment 1). When present throughout culture or
when added at 48 or 96 hours post insemination, 5.56mM glucose was detrimental to development(Experiment 1 and 2). However, when added at 120 hours post insemination, 5.56mM glucose improved
development to the blastocyst and expanded blastocyst stages, compared with no glucose or 11.12mM glucose(Experiment 3).
key words: bovine, oocytes, in vitro fertilization, embryo development, energy substrates