Oocyte developmental capacity is influenced by intrinsic ovarian factors in a bovine model for individual embryo production
Autor: | Nima Azari-Dolatabad, Camilla Benedetti, Daniel Angel Velez, Andrea Fernandez Montoro, Hafez Sadeghi, Gretania Residiwati, Jo L.M.R. Leroy, Ann Van Soom, Osvaldo Bogado Pascottini |
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Rok vydání: | 2022 |
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Veterinary medicine CORPUS-LUTEUM BLASTOCYST DEVELOPMENT General Medicine Cumulus expansion follicle Corpus luteum DOMINANT ESTROUS-CYCLE Endocrinology Food Animals GROWTH-FACTOR-I Embryonic development NUCLEAR MATURATION Animal Science and Zoology Veterinary Sciences Biology ANTRAL FOLLICLE COUNT GENE-EXPRESSION Steroid hormones |
Zdroj: | ANIMAL REPRODUCTION SCIENCE Animal reproduction science |
ISSN: | 1873-2232 0378-4320 |
Popis: | The ovary and its hormones may have major effects on the in vitro developmental capacity of the oocytes it contains. We related intrinsic ovarian factors namely the presence of corpus luteum (CL) and/or dominant follicle (>8 mm) and the follicular count to cumulus expansion (CE), embryo development, and blastocyst quality in a bovine model. Cumulus-oocyte-complexes (COCs) were aspirated from follicles between 4 and 8 mm in diameter. In vitro embryo produc-tion was performed in a fully individual production system. The follicular fluid from which COCs were collected was pooled (per ovary) to evaluate the estrogen, progesterone, and insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) concentrations. Cumulus oocyte complexes collected from ovaries without a CL presented a greater CE than COCs derived from ovaries bearing CL. The absence of ovarian structures increased the blastocyst rate when compared to oocytes derived from ovaries with a CL, a dominant follicle, or both. Blastocysts derived from ovaries without a dominant follicle presented higher total cell numbers and a lower proportion of apoptosis than blastocysts derived from ovaries containing a dominant follicle. Cumulus oocyte complexes collected from ovaries with high follicular count resulted in higher cleavage than from ovaries with low follicular count, but the blastocyst rate was similar between groups. Ovaries bearing a CL had greater progesterone and IGF-1 follicular fluid concentrations in neighboring follicles than ovaries without a CL. Selection for bovine ovaries without CL or dominant follicle can have positive effects on CE, embryo development, and blastocyst quality in an individual embryo production system set-up. |
Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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