The oviduct A key organ for the success of early reproductive events
• Assisted reproduction techniques are in vitro techniques that are widely used in many species, where they have both health and economic importance. • During recent decades, there have been great improvements in such techniques, including gamete manipulation, cryopreservation, in vitro fertilization, and embryo in vitro production; however, the efficacy of these techniques is far from optimal compared with the situation in vivo. • Since final maturation of gametes, fertilization, and early embryo cleavage in vivo occurs in the oviduct, it is proposed that a wider knowledge of the oviductal environment would help to increase the efficiency of assisted reproduction techniques by translating natural conditions into the laboratory. © Avilés, Coy, and Rizos.
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• Assisted reproduction techniques are in vitro techniques that are widely used in many species, where they have both health and economic importance. • During recent decades, there have been great improvements in such techniques, including gamete manipulation, cryopreservation, in vitro fertilization, and embryo in vitro production; however, the efficacy of these techniques is far from optimal compared with the situation in vivo. • Since final maturation of gametes, fertilization, and early embryo cleavage in vivo occurs in the oviduct, it is proposed that a wider knowledge of the oviductal environment would help to increase the efficiency of assisted reproduction techniques by translating natural conditions into the laboratory. © Avilés, Coy, and Rizos. |
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