Sentence examples for vitro breeding from inspiring English sources

We halved worms before in vitro breeding and evaluated whether this affected outcrossing rates and reproductive output.

We used a full-factorial in vitro breeding design to separately test the effects of paternal and maternal contributions to the embryos' susceptibility to different kinds of pathogen exposure.

Permissions for sampling adults, in vitro breeding, and the raising of embryos in the laboratory were granted by the fishery inspectorate of the Vaud canton.

Permissions for sampling adults, in vitro breeding, and the raising of embryos in the laboratory were granted by the fishery inspectorate of the Bern canton.

Full-factorial in vitro breeding allowed us to separate additive genetic from maternal environmental effects (variation in egg quality) on the susceptibility or tolerance of embryos to estrogen pollution (Lynch and Walsh 1998; Wedekind et al. 2007b).

The method we have applied herein, which can be performed on blood and does not require pathogen challenge of the animal, could potentially permit in vitro screening of breeding animals for optimal innate immune responsiveness.

In vitro-grown mature florets also provide an aseptic source of anthers for the production of haploids, and open up the possibilities for in vitro fertilization techniques to enhance breeding experiments between ecotypes that are naturally difficult to cross.

These reports also document the existence of recalcitrance (partial or total inability to respond to in vitro culture), which greatly limits biotechnological breeding.

In combination with artificial insemination, in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer, it allows breeding of behaviorally or medically incompatible pairs independently of time and location.

AMG performed the updated vector construction, in vitro testing of the gene-trap tTA, preparation of transgenes, breeding and characterization of transgenic mice, 5'RACE, RT-PCR, western blotting, Southern blotting, and aided the in vivo imaging studies.

This is greatly beneficial for studies of plants without genomic information, especially woody plants; in such species, no established systems exist for in vitro culture or transformation for genetic manipulation, hampering new cultivar breeding.