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262Artificial Insemination in Farm AnimalsThe logistic regression analysis of the relationship between the embryo quality and IFN-production showed predicted probabilities from observed responses: Concordance: 60.3%and Discordance: 23.9%.EmbryoqualityQ1(Ex.)Time of culture (hours)0 h 72 h. 96 h. 120 h.n(%)81(70)n(%)24(21)IFN-concentrationmean ± sem (pM)534 ± 138an(%)20(17)IFN-concentrationmean ± sem (pM)1040 ± 216an(%)10(12)IFN- concentrationmean ± sem (pM)1815 ± 453 aQ1(G.)19(16)34(29)389 ± 101a38(33)870 ± 158a29(34)1356 ± 200abQ II -6(5) 328 ± 108a6(5)507± 262a4(5)360 ± 188 bQI (Ex.): excellent quality grade I; QI (G.): good quality grade I; QII: fair quality grade II. Least SquaresMeans indicate values with different superscripts (a vs b) are significantly different (p
Relationship between IFN- Production byBovines Embryos Derived Ex Vivo and Completely Produced In Vitro 263Bar corresponds to 50µm.Photograph 2. Blastocyst of completely in vitro origin, was cultured 10 days 7 individuallyin droplet. Staining was by immunochemistry is like in photograph 1.4. Discussion and conclusionOur average results for producing bovine blastocysts in vitro can be compared with differentreports, (Greve et al, 1993 Brackett and Zuelke 1993; Holm et al, 1999; Thompson 1997).Nowadays, after years of development, these techniques have reached a level of stability.The analysis of IFN- production by in vitro blastocysts confirms earlier studies (Kubish etal. 2004, 1998; Hernández-Ledezma et al. 1993; Stojkovic et al. 1995, 1999) and stronglysuggests that expression of IFN- is constitutive and partly non dependent on factors fromthe uterine environment. Nevertheless, it is known that IFN- expression and secretion levelmight be modulated in vivo by growth factors and cytokines (Ko et al. 1991; Imakawa et al.1993; Martal et al. 1998; Spencer and Bazer 2002; Miyazaki et al. 2002; Emond et al. 2004).The IFN- production on day 8, after 24 hours of in vitro culture, was below 54pM andtherefore undetectable in both ex vivo and completely produced in vitro; The IFN- is firstproduced by bovine conceptuses soon after the blastocysts expand and just prior to the timethat the zona pellucida ruptures and hatching occurs (Hernández –Ledezma et al. 1992). It wasonly detectable from day 9 in both cases. These results have no relationship with the resultsreported by Kubish et al. (1998). In our study we only used very homogeneous blastocysts ofgood quality. We reported the production generated every 24 hours from day 7 to 12.Nevertheless, the accumulated production for each embryo agrees with values obtained byKubish et al., (1998, 2004); Stojkovic et al., (1999); Hernandez- Ledezma et al., (1993).To compare well the IFN- production of ex vivo and completely produced in vitro embryosin in vitro culture from day 7 to 12, in the present study only excellent and good quality
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