Vitamin E supplementation may negatively affect preimplantation development and mitochondrial ultrastructure of vitrified murine embryos

Vitamin E supplementation may negatively affect preimplantation development and mitochondrial ultrastructure of vitrified murine embryos

Objective: To observe the effects of vitamin E on post-vitrification preimplantation development, gross morphology as well as mitochondrial distribution and ultrastructure. Methods: Twenty-four female C57BL/6NTac mice, aged 12-16 weeks, were randomly divided into four groups. Group A did not receive...

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Main Authors: Abdullah, F. (Author), Eshak, Z. (Author), Kamal, A.-A.M (Author), Malek, M.A (Author), Noor Khan, N.-A.M (Author), Rahman, N.-S.A (Author), Sarbandi, M.-S (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wolters Kluwer Medknow Publications 2021
Series:Asian Pacific Journal of Reproduction
Subjects:
alpha tocopherol
alpha tocotrienol
Alpha-tocopherol
animal experiment
animal tissue
Article
blastocyst
blastomere
cell nucleus
cell vacuole
chorionic gonadotropin
controlled study
corn oil
dose response
drug effect
drug efficacy
drug megadose
embryo
Embryo
embryo development
endoplasmic reticulum
fat droplet
female
in vitro study
male
mating
Mitochondria
mitochondrion
morphology
mouse
nonhuman
Preimplantation
preimplantation embryo
seric gonadotropin
superovulation
tocotrienol rich fraction
Tocotrienol-rich-fraction
transmission electron microscopy
Transmission electron microscopy
ultrastructure
unclassified drug
Vitamin E
vitamin supplementation
vitrification
Vitrification
zona pellucida
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