Reproductive System & Sexual Disorders: Current Research
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Alberio R

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  Intensive Neonatal Care of the First Bitransgenic Bovine Clone for Human Lysozyme and Lactoferrin Production
  Author(s): Mucci N, Mutto A, Aller JF, Alberio R, Hozbor F, Montiel D, Wacholder S and Kaiser GG Mucci N, Mutto A, Aller JF, Alberio R, Hozbor F, Montiel D, Wacholder S and Kaiser GG
  
  Somatic cell nuclear transfer associated with transgenesis allows the production of animals with beneficial properties that cannot be obtained by conventional breeding programs. Unfortunately these biotechnologies are characterized by a very low efficiency being extremely important to optimize the results of each step from skin biopsy and cloning, until the birth of calf. Animals obtained by cloning have special requirements after birth that must be considered to ensure their survival capacity. Taken into account that there is not much information regarding neonatology of cloned animals, new cases represent a great challenge, and each clinical finding and treatment report should be considered of great value. In this work, we describe all facilities and medical procedures used to ensure the survival of the first bitransgenic bovine clone for human lyso.. View More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2161-038X.1000137

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