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This project investigates the high embryonic mortality in pig embryo transfer by studying the maternal immune response to embryos. It aims to understand the differences between allogeneic and semi-allogeneic embryos to improve reproductive performance in pigs and potentially other livestock.
High embryonic mortality at the peri-implantation period (70%) is accounted after pig embryo transfer (ET), which is almost double than that of natural breeding or artificial insemination (AI).
Since pregnancy is an interesting immunological paradox, our starting hypothesis is that the mechanisms regulating the maternal immune response to the embryos may be less efficient in the case of ET pregnancies, where the transferred embryos are allogeneic (e.g. contain paternal and maternal material unre…
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