ArticleJournal of advanced veterinary and animal research2020
Regulatory effect of apoptosis on morphological changes in cell mass of porcine blastocyst through supplementation of rapamycin during
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Abstract
objectiveThe study of an MATERIALS AND
methodsUsing an
resultsThe findings indicated that the addition of rapamycin to the 10% pFF group during
conclusionThe addition of rapamycin influences the regulation of apoptosis and MMPs, and based on this, it is presumed to have a positive effect on blastocyst development.
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